Built on Dreams Aging well through innovative care, education and research

BAYCREST AND BAYCREST FOUNDATION Annual Report 2012-2013 Guided by our new five-year Strategic Plan, we at Baycrest Health Sciences continue to build on the dreams of our founders. Then, as now, the belief was that the oldest among us should be treated with the utmost respect and cared for with compassion. Close to 100 years later, an exciting new dimension has been added to that dream – namely, a radical shift in thinking about the aging process that promises to transform and enrich the lives of older adults. 1. Introduce The Baycrest Model, an innovative portfolio of high quality aging and brain health services and care approaches that enrich the cognitive, emotional, spiritual, social, and physical well-being of older adults in community, residential and healthcare settings.

2. Disseminate Baycrest’s expertise to maximize the age-related cognitive and mental health of older adults in our community Strategic Goals and across the globe. 3. Attract and retain the best global human resources, while fostering the highest performance in our people.

4. Develop a new comprehensive business model that will achieve financial strength. Raise $600 million in philanthropic support over 10 years; grow revenue from new business development opportunities; secure additional government funding.

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 1 Message from the Baycrest Board Chair and the President & CEO

Built on Dreams the Baycrest way

For many, the aging of the global population every 20 years to 65.7 million in 2030, and presents overwhelming challenges. At Baycrest 115.4 million in 2050. According to the World Health Sciences, we see unprecedented Health Organization (WHO), there is one new opportunities to dramatically redefine the case of dementia arising every four seconds. potential for personal engagement, activity and fulfillment in later life. We aim to transform How can we make a difference amidst such and vastly improve the care and support daunting demographic realities? provided to current and future generations of older adults in our community and beyond. As If, for instance, through our research and we approach nearly a century of caring for older innovations in aging brain health, we could help adults, Baycrest has become a “gift to the world” find a way to delay the onset of Alzheimer’s from our local Jewish community. We embrace disease by five years, we could cut its prevalence the moral mandate of Tikkun Olam, , in half. By taking our groundbreaking research “repairing a broken world,” to improve the from bench to bedside, we will transform aging well-being of people in their local communities for seniors on our Bathurst Street campus and as well as around the globe. around the world. We will uniquely contribute to creating a “new old age.” We know brain failure At Baycrest, we are dedicated to optimizing is not inevitable with aging, and we know our well-being through an unrivaled and innovative work is already helping preserve and extend the portfolio of high quality aging and brain health cognitive and emotional well-being of older adults. services and care approaches that enrich the cognitive, emotional, spiritual, social, and physical Baycrest will seize the opportunity to bring to health of older adults in community, residential an aging world a pioneering, dynamic approach and healthcare settings. This has never been to the care and support of older adults that a more vital imperative. emphasizes vitality of mind and body, and that is adaptable, scalable and truly transformative. For the first time in history, it is expected that the number of seniors worldwide will surpass We have a legacy of dreaming what might the number of children under the age of five. be possible and then creating it, of never By 2050, people aged 65 years or older will settling for the status quo, and of sharing account for 20 per cent of the world’s population. our work with all who can benefit, locally, This demographic shift has been accompanied nationally and internationally. by an increase in the number of people living longer with chronic illnesses, including This is the Baycrest way. age-associated brain disorders. GARRY FOSTER Of especially great concern has been the Chair, Baycrest Board of Directors dramatically rising prevalence of dementia, in which Alzheimer’s disease is the most common DR. WILLIAM REICHMAN cause. The number of people with dementia President and Chief Executive Officer worldwide is presently estimated at approximately 35.6 million and is projected to nearly double

2 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Message from the Foundation Board Chair and the President

Baycrest Foundation leading the way

Imagine, if you will, a society where we don’t This past year we have seen your heartfelt fear aging with anticipatory dread as though it commitment to the unique work we do through were to be avoided at all costs but embraced record-breaking financial support. Your continued with joy and hope – a celebratory third act. investment in our programs has allowed for new tools, strategies and technologies to bring Imagine knowing now what you could do wellness promotion, illness prevention and early to prevent dementia and other brain health diagnosis to those living and receiving services disorders later in life. here and in the community. Your investment in expertise allows us to attract the best and Imagine knowing that you always had the benefit brightest minds in brain health research to of a seamless system of care that extended well Baycrest. Your understanding that holistic beyond the walls of a healthcare institution into care includes specially tailored spiritual and your home and community as you age. cultural programming has enhanced wellness options. And your foresight into the need for Imagine a world where seniors were at the emerging technologies enables us to deliver vanguard of new technology and innovation. state-of-the-art care.

Now imagine that your gift helped to By donating funds, volunteering, participating create that world. in our events, engaging with us online and on our campus you are supporting a vital 100-year These are not far off dreams of the future, but history that has led to extraordinary healthcare a reality we work towards every day at Baycrest innovation, an accomplishment of which we Health Sciences. And you have helped to make can all be proud. this happen. Built on your generosity, Baycrest is a place where the best research, education Thank you for helping us revolutionize the way and care have come to lead the world in we age – and transform the aging experience. transforming the aging experience. We know we do so with the commitment and support of those who have built this dream What began in 1918 as Toronto’s first Jewish and turned it into a reality. Your investment Home for the Aged has grown with your support has been our success. into the only health sciences centre in the world that brings translational research, patient care, WARREN KIMEL training and education together with a local Chair, Board of Directors and global population of aging adults looking Baycrest Foundation for support and prevention solutions. SUSAN SUTTON President, Baycrest Foundation Vice President, Global Institutional Advancement

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Baycrest Health Sciences is a physical place, yes, but also a unique philosophy of care. It is home to hundreds of seniors and a valued community resource for thousands more. All who come here experience a continuum of care provided by specialists in the field of geriatrics, informed by world-leading research and education, and supported by the remarkable generosity of donors and the commitment of many volunteers. With its light-filled hallways, walls lined with beautiful art, and gardens visible from every floor, Baycrest is a welcoming place, a healing place.

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Resident & donor We Care mind & body

RIGHT CARE, RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME As Ontario’s population ages the number of seniors living with complex health issues continues to rise. Most vulnerable are those who struggle with the difficult behaviours – agitation, aggression and wandering, for example – that may result from dementia, mental illness or other neurological conditions.

To ensure respectful and compassionate treatment is provided at the right time and in the right setting, Baycrest Health Sciences is leading the province’s Behavioural Support for Seniors Program for the Toronto Central LHIN (Local Health Integration Network). The program takes a holistic approach to care rather than relying on medications to manage behaviour.

Forty new positions have been created at Baycrest to help deliver the program, which supports seniors, families and caregivers in our city, and includes: • A 23-bed transitional unit providing expert care for patients whose behaviours have become unmanageable where they live – whether in the community or in long-term care homes. On average, patients stay on the unit for five months. • A mobile team of registered nurses and personal support workers assisting more than 37 long-term care homes in managing residents’ behaviours. • A community outreach team working with partners to deliver care, caregiver support and skills training. 85+ Years Every half of this age 4 group will develop Seconds dementia A NEW CASE OF DEMENTIA IS DIAGNOSED WORLDWIDE

$100 115.4 Million Million CANADIAN GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT WILL HAVE DEMENTIA BY 2050 FOR RESEARCH INTO BRAIN DISEASES SUCH AS ALZHEIMER’S

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“ We have the best volunteers in the world at Baycrest. “ - Margaret Nightingale, donor

PARTNERING SHARING WITH THE WORLD TO IMPROVE QUALITY Health professionals from various disciplines Thirteen leading long-term care organizations at Baycrest have shared their expertise this in North America, including Baycrest, are year with their counterparts in Canada and combining their collective wisdom and 10 countries around the world, using a experience for a common purpose: to combination of face-to-face learning and improve the quality of the care they provide. nearly 800 tele-health sessions.

The Seniors Quality Leap Initiative (SQLI) In a tele-forum, one team explored the benefits is laying the groundwork for a sustainable of “huddles” with their peers across North quality plan. The group is focussing on key America. The term, borrowed from football, areas such as preventing falls, managing refers to frequent mini briefings designed to challenging behaviours, and the appropriate keep clinicians informed, review completed work, use of antipsychotic medications. Several plan next steps and move ahead efficiently. non-government organizations with expertise in quality and safety in the Occupational therapy leader and teacher, Sylvia healthcare industry are providing advice. Davidson, helped faculty at Aarhus University in Denmark develop a course for treating dementia. Meeting in Boston last October, the SQLI “We’re exploring innovative ways of collaborating group unveiled a “report card” or benchmark so that occupational therapists here at Baycrest for measuring areas of relative strength or can share our expertise in caring for older weakness in each participating organization, adults and learn about some of the different and for recording progress. This year, approaches they have in Denmark,” she said. participants are working on several quality improvement projects. WHAT’S IT LIKE TO MOVE TO A NURSING HOME? A mentor program pairing those about to move a loved one into the Apotex Centre, Jewish Home for the Aged with those who’ve been through the experience aims to make the process easier for residents and families.

A joint effort of the nursing home and Volunteer Services at Baycrest, the mentor program is part of a larger quality improvement push. “We looked at different aspects of the admission process to identify areas for improvement. We felt it was important to give family members and residents a voice in this process so we invited the Residents' Advisory Council, the Family Advisory Council and the Patients’ Association of Canada to participate along with a team of Apotex staff,” said director of Care, Suman Iqbal.

Michael Singer has volunteered to be one of the first family mentors. His mother, Irma Singer, a long-time volunteer at Baycrest moved to the nursing home in 2005 and lived there until she died in 2010. Mrs. Singer continued to volunteer, serving as a member of the residents’ council. Now her son says he wants to become a family mentor because of his mother’s positive experience. “She loved it here. I’ve got to continue in her footsteps.”

TALKING ABOUT PALLIATIVE CARE The Baycrest Palliative Care team held its first conference in November, prompted by requests from nursing staff to create a venue for team members to share their inter-professional insight and expertise. A sold-out crowd of more than 130 people attended the conference, entitled Ending Well at End of Life. Dr. Daphna Grossman, deputy head of palliative care at Baycrest, said that palliative care often focusses on individuals with terminal cancer. “Here we have expertise in symptom control and management for many different terminal illnesses and specialized knowledge in the unique needs of our geriatric population.”

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WELCOMING A NEW SPIRITUAL LEADER STAYING ACTIVE KEY TO HEALTH As the new director of Spiritual Care at Baycrest, For the past decade, the Marla & Aubrey Dan Rabbi Dr. Geoffrey Haber is building on the Endowment Fund has helped to enhance the important contributions of Rabbi Dr. Nachum quality of life for those who live in the Reuben Berlat, who fulfilled the role for 25 years before Cipin Healthy Living Community at Baycrest by retiring and is now senior chaplain emeritus making social and wellness programs possible. and scholar-in-residence. Now a new program is focusing on improving the physical fitness of residents. Rabbi Dr. Haber has more than 20 years of pulpit experience in prominent synagogues in Canada A satellite service of the Health Promotion and the United States, coupled with pastoral Department at Baycrest’s Wagman Centre, care, counselling and chaplaincy experience the program is designed to make exercise more gained in hospitals, hospice, rehab and military accessible to residents. “Physical activity has settings. “I am delighted to be joining a premiere countless benefits for older adults … Exercise institution and leader in geriatric care,” he said. contributes to brain health, the prevention “Baycrest’s holistic and integrated approach to and management of chronic diseases such as care addresses the complete human being in diabetes and hypertension, and a decreased risk support of healthy aging. It is truly an example of falls,” said wellness coordinator Diana Colucci. of kavod habriot, honoring God’s creations, and “For older adults, it’s key to identify exercises that emphasizes Judaism’s respect for the elderly are appropriate and safe to help them within our community.” reach their personal goals.”

Rabbi Dr. Haber’s’ role is multi-denominational and helps promote interfaith dialogue at Baycrest.

Rabbi Dr. Geoffrey Haber mind & body

10 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org TAKING HOME THE GOLD Baycrest is one of 10 healthcare organizations to receive a gold award for being a preferred place to work. The Quality Health Care Workplace Awards were launched in 2010 by the Ontario Hospital Association and the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. The aim is to recognize efforts to improve the quality of work environments for staff and physicians, a determinant of high-performance in healthcare. Organizations are presented with bronze, silver, gold and platinum awards based on an assessment that encourages self-evaluation, learning and improvement.

KEEPING SCORE Regularly monitoring how we are performing in key areas is essential for maintaining the highest standards of care at Baycrest. To that end, the Quality, Safety and Best Practice and eHealth departments have introduced the New Generation Quality Indicator MDS Scorecard. The scorecard provides summary data for the nursing home, complex continuing care, palliative care, behavioural neurology and rehabilitation.

FORMER RESIDENT IS INSPIRATION FOR NEW THEATRE Residents of Baycrest no While his mother Tryphosa was longer have to leave home a resident at Baycrest, Jacob to see a film. On March 14, arranged to have her taken to Ellis Jacob, president and the movies once – sometimes CEO of Cineplex Entertainment, twice – a week. After she died and 180 of his family, friends in 2010, the family decided to and colleagues gathered at honour her memory by building Baycrest to celebrate the grand a cinema for residents, clients, opening of the Jacob Family families and caregivers to enjoy Theatre in the Abe Posluns on the Baycrest campus. Auditorium at Baycrest. Housed in the Abe Posluns Auditorium, the Jacob Family Theatre also serves as a global Members of the Jacob family along hub for Baycrest’s tele-health with Dr. William Reichman, president and tele-education programs, and CEO, Baycrest as well as helping to change the Susan Sutton, president, Baycrest Foundation and vice-president, experience of aging by Global Institutional Advancement, enabling care at a distance at the official opening of the and providing a forum for Jacob Family Theatre. From left over 800 annual e-learning are Resa Jacob, Sharyn Jacob, events among healthcare Lauren Jacob, Ellis Jacob, Susan Sutton, professionals worldwide. Dr. William Reichman, Joe Jacob, Lou Wolf and Simon Jacob. Ellis Jacob, president and CEO of Cineplex Entertainment.

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SPOTLIGHTING BEST PRACTICE In recognition of its expertise in elder care, research and education, Baycrest Health Sciences was selected in 2012 as a candidate for becoming a Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO). Partnering with the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO), Baycrest nurses and their colleagues in other disciplines are working together to earn the right to join 51 international BPSOs.

During this three-year initiative, inter-professional working groups will be implementing the RNAO’s best practice guidelines in five clinical areas of focus, including prevention of falls and injuries from falls, and screening for delirium, dementia and depression. The aim is to build capacity for translating evidence-based practice at the point of care. Award-winning In November, some 50 nurses and allied health professionals personal support from Baycrest attended the RNAO’s best practice champions’ workshop, where a toolkit for applying best practice guidelines worker team, from was introduced. For its part, the advanced practice nursing left, Zion Fremichael, team has organized skills training days where nurses work Paulette Williams, in small groups on case-based scenarios. “By aligning our Donna Nakhid and clinical skills day with the BPSO initiative, we’re giving nurses at Baycrest the chance to learn more about the guidelines Imelda Bowen. we’ll be implementing so that they’re engaged and involved in the process,” said advanced practice nurse Aysha Bandali. 47 Recognition Awards presented this year

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550+ Nurses trained at Baycrest last year.

ENHANCING SENIORS' CARE VETERAN NURSES A commitment to providing the best possible ADVANCING PRACTICE care begins with frontline staff, and 17 of Eight registered nurses and registered practical Baycrest’s nurses are leading the way for their nurses at Baycrest are putting the knowledge peers. Newly qualified with the Canadian Nursing they’ve gained over many years to good use on Association’s geriatric specialty certification, the projects that will advance the practice of nursing. nurses were honoured at a celebration last July. The eight are the first at Baycrest to participate The 17 were sponsored by Baycrest to pursue in the Late Career Nursing Initiative, funded by the certification. Weekly exam preparation the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. workshops, coordinated by an advanced practice The program gives experienced nurses the leader, provided a forum for structured learning opportunity to step away from bedside care one and support. “We want to take down as many day a week for 12 weeks to work on projects like barriers as possible for our nurses to succeed,” mentoring, evaluation and quality improvement. said Anne Marie Shin, director of Nursing. “As seasoned nurses we have a lot of `gold “Sponsorship is just one way to encourage nuggets’ we can share – knowledge that’s not professional development and continue the possible to put into books,” said Lucie Holynaty, trend of knowledge sharing.” a 39-year nursing veteran and program participant. “Nothing beats experience.”

The late career program is aligned with the Best Practice Spotlight Organization initiative, a three-year quality improvement project that will see six best practice guidelines implemented in the hospital and nursing home.

14 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org CAFÉ SETTING PROMOTES LEARNING In the fall 2012 issue of “The Standard,” published “Baycrest is a learning organization grounded by the College of Nurses of Ontario, Baycrest’s in quality improvement,” said Mary Lou Ip, nursing leadership was recognized for promoting director of Care, the Complex Specialized a quality workplace for staff and a quality care Geriatrics Program, and Inpatient Units. setting for clients. “The QA Café aligns with our values.”

The article showcased the QA (Quality Assurance) Café, a weekly forum where our nurses discuss learning goals and trade “recipes” for success. Fun and informal, the setting is complete with checkered tablecloths and aprons for nursing leaders who are “serving cups of knowledge,” explained Sue Calabrese, an advanced practice leader.

The forum helps nurses complete the College’s quality assurance program. In a survey, 80 per cent reported that they now feel more prepared to fulfill the requirements, and 90 per cent said they better understand the importance of reflection in developing their learning goals.

BAYCREST CELEBRATES NURSES Fela and Saul Lichtblau knew The 2012 awards honoured the that nurses play a key role in work of Mary Lou Ip, Director providing high quality care to of Care, Complex & Specialized clients and that excellence in Geriatrics Program Inpatient caring can be rewarded and Units; Roxana Nagra, RN, Slow further enhanced by the Stream Rehab, 7E; Jing Tao, pursuit of knowledge and RPN, Mental Health, 4E; professional growth. Through and Anna Yuniaeva, RPN, their generosity, the Fela and Complex Continuing Care, 5W. Fela Lichtblau and her son, Mark, were Saul Lichtblau Excellence in pleased to meet with award recipients Caring and Leadership Award Congratulations to this year’s Mary Lou Ip and Roxana Nagra to in nursing education was recipients with thanks to the thank them for their excellent work. established in 1987. The first Lichtblau family for their award of its kind at Baycrest, generosity and vision. it has since been awarded to 91 recipients.

“ Nurses are not only essential, but central to the coordination and provision of care for our clients.” Carol Anderson, vice-president, Clinical Programs, and chief nursing executive today & tomorrow

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GROUND-BREAKING RESEARCH Scientists at Baycrest's world-renowned Rotman Research Institute (RRI) published more than 125 research studies in peer-reviewed journals last year.

Using distraction to boost memory. According to research by Dr. Lynn Hasher and graduate student Renee Biss, older brains automatically process both irrelevant and relevant information in the environment. Using strategies that rely on this extra information, older adults can perform as well as younger adults on memory tests. This finding could help mature students, and lead to placing distractions in homes or nursing homes that serve as cues for things like when to take a medication, even if the cues are not consciously noticed.

Tonal languages may prime the brain for music. RRI scientists have found that speaking a tonal language – found mainly in Rotman Research Asia, Africa and South America – may improve how the brain Institute (RRI) hears music. The finding that music and language – which share overlapping brain structures – have two-way benefits, offers scientist Dr. Jean Chen exciting possibilities for the rehabilitation of speech and is applying fMRI language deficits. The study was widely covered in the (imaging) techniques media, including in The New York Times. to the study of brain Who is best at impulse control? Using brain image analysis function and the tools developed at RRI, a team of neuroscientists has been development of able to predict with 71 percent accuracy people who are likely new therapies. to be better or poorer at impulse control based on patterns of brain activity. A better understanding of these brain processes could lead to interventions and training regimens that help improve self-control. 100+ worldwide RRI collaborative research projects

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HARNESSING THE in treating many neurological and psychiatric BRAIN’S POWER TO HEAL ITSELF disorders is rooted in understanding the basic Last March, 400 scientists, clinicians and mechanisms of neuroplasticity.” academics from all over the world met in Toronto for a three-day conference hosted by the Rotman Although the idea that the brain can change is Research Institute (RRI). The meeting focused on not new, evidence showing these changes in important findings in two related fields – brain the adult brain is more recent. The belief was plasticity and neurorehabilitation – which are that therapy for people with brain damage was yielding new ways to help people affected by restricted to helping them compensate for their stroke, traumatic brain injury, dementia, difficulties and learning to accept their limitations. Parkinson’s disease and depression. But there is now clear evidence that the adult brain can alter existing neural pathways and Brain plasticity is the ability of the brain and even create new ones. This holds enormous nervous system to change or reorganize over implications for the diagnosis, treatment and time. Research is now showing that, under the management of many health problems. right circumstances, plasticity can allow an injured brain and nervous system to self-heal. “This year’s conference shows our commitment Neurorehabilitation refers to therapies that to translational research by bringing eminent improve quality of life after brain damage occurs. scientists from all over the world to discuss Specific types of training and brain stimulation not only the foundational science of cognition combined with behavioural therapy are used. and memory, but its enormous potential The goal is to restore lost or damaged functions for rehabilitation,” said Dr. Randy McIntosh, such as speech or comprehension, or to help vice-president of Research and director of the RRI. people compensate by enhancing other skills.

“We believe this is the next exciting frontier in medicine,” said conference co-chair Dr. Deirdre BEST CARE BASED ON BEST EVIDENCE Dawson, a senior scientist at RRI. “Our progress The Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied & Evaluative Research Unit (KLAERU) will play an instrumental role in the realization of Baycrest's new strategic plan, specifically the development and implementation of a clinical and translational research platform integrated with education and care. KLAERU is a centralized research resource 125+ made up of consultants knowledgeable in the design and conduct of research. Members articles provide assistance and expertise to support clinical, evaluative and translational research published by at Baycrest. With the help of KLAERU, our Rotman Research clinical care is guided by the best research evidence. Careful evaluation of clinical outcomes Institute scientists and experiences – at both individual and program last year. levels – enable and accelerate the development of new programs and treatments for memory disorders and for aging well.

18 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org FESTIVAL SHOWCASES NEUROSCIENCE In October, the RRI hosted brain into old age. Students a weeklong research festival from Bakersfield Public showcasing its world-leading School were treated to science that seeks to learn lab demonstrations and more about the human brain, explanations about how how it changes, adapts and neuroscientists study the recovers over time – discoveries brain. They were especially that are reshaping the fascinated by a demonstration experience of aging. of eye tracking equipment used to determine how A highlight of the event was memories are created, a panel discussion, hosted by stored and retrieved and Eye tracker tool used AM 740 Radio’s Dale Goldhawk how these processes change to investigate how who engaged three of our with age or brain damage. memory works. experts in a lively discussion about the importance of habits “The festival was a terrific such as walking in nature opportunity to engage our and eating healthy foods for many stakeholders, from keeping our cognitive powers philanthropists to industry and overall mental health in partners, government officials, good shape as we age. our staff, teachers and students, and those from the community Festival visitors met with our who volunteer their time to scientists, some of whom participate in research studies had recently published at our labs,” said Dr. Randy evidence-based books on McIntosh, vice-president of ways to maintain a healthy Research and director of the RRI.

FUTURE-THINKING DONORS SUPPORT BAYCREST’S VIRTUAL BRAIN Baycrest scientists, along with Walter Zwig, Tony Zwig and Festival. The Glassmans have collaborators from 10 sites and Thea Caplan appreciate the a long history with Baycrest three continents, are leading Virtual Brain project. Their wife and are proud to support the development of the world’s and mother, Helen, lived with innovations that will change the first Virtual Brain: an integrated Parkinson's disease and after face of healthcare in Canada computer model of a fully her passing in 2012, the Zwig and around the world. functioning human brain. family generously donated $100,000 toward the project, “I believe there is a very real which will help test experimental possibility that one day the brain therapies on a computer Nobel Prize will be awarded to treat people like Helen to Baycrest for their brilliant and others suffering from research on memory, brain-related diseases. Alzheimer’s and cognition,” said Dr. Glassman. “The need Dr. Max Glassman and his for Baycrest’s services and wife Gianna were inspired by research is mushrooming. Baycrest’s lead role in the I don’t see our work as done. development of the Virtual It is really only beginning and Brain, and were moved to I am confident Baycrest will Gianna and Dr. Max Glassman become founding donors become the icon for brain generously donated $1 million to by giving $1 million to the pathology, prevention and Baycrest’s Virtual Brain project. project after attending therapy worldwide.” Baycrest’s 2012 Research

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NHL LEGENDS HIT THE ICE FOR THE SCOTIABANK PRO-AM FOR ALZHEIMER’S Baycrest’s premiere hockey tournament, the Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s™, offers everyday fans the opportunity to play with NHL legends while raising funds for Alzheimer’s and related dementias. More than 1400 hockey enthusiasts participated in the 2012 events, which were held in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary and Toronto, earning them the right to lace up with hockey legends including Doug Gilmour, Bryan Trottier, Wendel Clark and Lanny McDonald. The tournaments raised over $5.5 million for Alzheimer’s research, pushing the seven-year Dr. William Reichman, president and CEO, Baycrest, total to over $20.5 million. Susan Sutton, president, Baycrest Foundation and vice-president, Global Institutional Advancement, and NHL alumnus Doug Gilmour enjoy Draft Night festivities at the 2012 Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s™ in Toronto.

BAYCREST ON THE HILL “Brain failure is not inevitable with aging,” families and the workplace, he said. For its part, Dr. Bill Reichman, president and CEO of Baycrest, Baycrest is developing computer-based cognitive told members of parliament during a visit to training tools to strengthen young brains, fortify Ottawa in November. “Our cognitive health older brains, and repair damage from stroke and and how it holds up is greatly influenced by early-stage Alzheimer’s. lifestyle habits from childhood to old age.” "Public and private sector research and Prevention through public awareness, support development investment in translating research for caregivers, and investment in research are into products that support healthy brain aging is needed to slow a rising tide of brain failure that critical for enabling Canada to compete in – and will place an enormous burden on the system, potentially lead – the global market for aging- related technologies, products and services," said Dr. Reichman.

Garry Foster (far left), chair of Baycrest’s board of directors, and Jordan Banks (far right), Baycrest board member and managing director of Facebook Canada, celebrate with the members of Team Frontal Lobes which included MPs Elizabeth May, Justin Trudeau, Kirsty Duncan and Dominic Leblanc. The team won the first annual Great Canadian Brain Games, a Jeopardy-style contest hosted by Baycrest and MP Mark Adler on November 1 to showcase Baycrest’s expertise and knowledge.

20 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Kristina Backer is a third-year PhD student participating in a training program in Dr. Claude Alain’s lab.

WHY VIVID MEMORIES ART MEETS SCIENCE TRAINING WITH EXPERTS FEEL VERY REAL The recent “Brain Lane” exhibit As one of the world’s leading A vivid memory of an at the Ontario Science Centre’s neuroscience research centres, experience triggers the same !dea Gallery featured banners the Rotman Research Institute brain activation pattern created by students from offers students opportunities observed during the original OCAD University depicting to work with and learn from experience, scientists at the the complex and cutting-edge some of the top scientists in Rotman Research Insitite and brain science conducted at the their fields. One example is the the University of Texas at Rotman Research Institute. Collaborative Research and Dallas have shown. The students used a variety Training Experience (CREATE) of techniques, incorporating program that arranges for “When we mentally replay an photography, computer- summer students to train in episode, it can feel like we are generated graphics, textiles, auditory neuroscience at transported back in time and block printing, silk screening various centres across the re-living that moment,” said and watercolour painting. country. Another is the RRI scientist and study author, European Union program, Dr. Bradley Buchsbaum. Erasmus Mundus, which places students from 30 countries The findings, he noted, could in labs across Europe, Canada help doctors quantify more and the United States. accurately a patient’s self-report of their memory as “being At Baycrest, RRI scientist good or vivid.” Dr. Claude Alain welcomes five to 10 summer students, graduate students and post- doctoral fellows into his lab each year from both programs.

Students participate in a range of activities, from observing our scientists at work to analyzing data to working independently on their own projects.

clues & solutions

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Baycrest hosted 800 tele-education sessions last year, in Ontario and more than 10 countries worldwide, on topics such as dementia, depression, aphasia, clinical ethics and post-stroke management.

ENHANCING FRONTLINE SKILLS As more seniors with complex illnesses move into long-term care facilities there is a growing urgency to ensure frontline professionals are well prepared to care for them.

In February, the inaugural conference of the province’s three Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation (LRI) in Long-Term Care was held in Toronto. More than 185 executives, managers, educators and health professionals gathered from across Ontario and the United States to discuss strategies for ensuring those delivering care receive the latest, evidence-based training.

The event was hosted by Baycrest Health Sciences, Bruyère Continuing Care and Schlegel Villages – organizations charged with developing a new approach to teaching in long-term care homes. “An important part of our mandate is not only to 200 staff and increase our capacity for research and innovation within the physicians serve system, but also to enhance skills and core competencies for as educators frontline workers across the province,” said Dr. Paul Katz, vice-president, Medical Services and chief of staff at Baycrest, and mentors. and executive co-lead of the Baycrest Centre for LRI.

On the theme of education, experts gave presentations, delivered workshops, and participated in a panel discussion. “Education is a crucial part of enhancing the quality of care we provide, particularly when it comes to translating knowledge into best practices,” said Dr. David Conn, vice-president of Education at Baycrest and executive co-lead of the Baycrest Centre for LRI. 1,100 students trained last year

Teaching tomorrow’s professionals

Developing new brain scientists

Mentoring promising students

Supporting Sharing brain healthy living knowledge and expertise

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The Centre for Education and Knowledge Exchange at Baycrest has launched a web site at www.baycrest.org/education.

CELEBRATING TEACHING EXCELLENCE In March, 20 Baycrest educators were presented with outstanding achievement awards. One winner, physiotherapist and education coordinator Myrna Benderoff, noted that “while we teach the students, they teach us too.”

In his opening remarks, Dr. Bill Reichman, president and CEO, said that while the awards being presented that day recognize excellence, “everyone who teaches at Baycrest is a winner.” The event was sponsored by Evelyn Burns Weinrib, a long-time Baycrest supporter and volunteer.

Dr. William Reichman, president and CEO (left), presents a teaching award to Max Lam, a registered medical radiation technologist and one of 20 educators who were honoured on March 21.

TRAINING CHINESE STUDENTS In China it’s called the “silver tsunami” of aging. living facility. “Two weeks ago I came to Toronto More than 178 million people are already 60 or for my first time and I barely knew anything about over in a country where the aging population is geriatrics … but I learned a lot,” said one student. growing fast and the specialty of geriatrics is Another student noted that the most important still in its infancy. thing he learned is that “innovation is actually the seeking of excellence.” Last October, 10 top medical students from the Peking Union Medical College (PUMC) – the so called “Harvard” of China – came to Baycrest for two weeks of training in cutting-edge seniors care. This is the first step in what is planned as a longer-term education and business relationship with PUMC.

The students job-shadowed physicians, attended lectures on topics such as psychiatric issues in long-term care, ethics in geriatric care and Montessori methods for dementia management. Baycrest’s deputy head of Palliative Care They also spent time in our Innovation, Technology Dr. Daphna Grossman tends to a patient with PUMC and Design Lab and at our Terraces assisted medical students Xiaoxiao Shi (centre) and Zitong Li.

24 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR BEQUEST EDUCATES THE NEXT GENERATION Hilda Rodda deeply appreciated the exemplary care that her grandmother, Habiba, received at Baycrest after suffering a stroke. Having established the Allan & Elizabeth Rodda endowment fund in 1991 to support Baycrest’s most pressing needs, Hilda later decided to include Baycrest in her will.

When she passed away in January 2013, Hilda left Baycrest a Hilda Rodda created The Allan and remarkable multi-million dollar bequest to establish the Allan and Elizabeth Rodda Student Centre to Elizabeth Rodda Student Centre, the Allan and Elizabeth Rodda help educate the next generation of Simulation Laboratory and to contribute to the Baycrest Centre for healthcare professionals. Education and Knowledge Exchange in Aging. We thank donors like Hilda Rodda who make Baycrest a living part of their legacy.

TEACHING GERIATRICS 101 A core course in geriatrics, taught by Baycrest experts, examines how long-term care services are delivered in Ontario, and looks at career requirements and opportunities. Core philosophies, practice principles, as well as clinical competencies are explored. The first module has been piloted with 42 internal and external personal support workers and nurses.

LEARNING THE ADOPTING THE PARTNERING RIGHT SKILLS FOR MONTESSORI METHOD IN EDUCATION DEMENTIA CARE More than 200 Apotex Centre Baycrest is part of an education Supporting the Behavioural staff have received training consortium charged with Support for Seniors Program in Montessori Methods enhancing the knowledge and are two inter-provider learning for Dementia™. Based on expertise of caregivers, primary units located in the Apotex Dr. Maria Montessori’s original care practitioners, long-term Centre, Jewish Home for the approaches to children’s care staff, community health Aged. Developed by Baycrest’s education, “these methods service providers and acute Centre for Learning, Research focus on providing meaningful care personnel. The consortium and Innovation (LRI) in Long- and purposeful engagement, is comprised of Baycrest, the Term Care, the training is for while also combatting disability Reitman Centre at Mount Sinai staff from other nursing homes through activities based on Hospital, the Regional Geriatric as well as for students, including the individual’s needs, Program and the Alzheimer’s personal support workers. interests, skills and abilities Society of Toronto. to not only maintain function, but to enhance it,” said Raquel Meyer, manager of the Centre for Learning, Research and Innovation. teaching & training

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 25 We Educate consumers & community

FOOD FOR THOUGHT The world’s first science-based cookbook for the brain offers a feast of information on nutrition and cognitive health.

MINDfull features 100 health-promoting recipes and includes contributions from Mark McEwan, Michael Smith and other Canadian celebrity chefs. Recipes are paired with practical information from author Dr. Carol Greenwood, professor of nutritional science and a senior scientist with Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute.

Dr. Greenwood and co-authors Daphna Rabinovitch and Joanna Gryfe explain what we should be eating to optimize brain health and healthy aging – always ensuring that their advice can be easily adapted by the busy home cook. Scientist A joint initiative of the Baycrest Foundation and Cognciti, MINDfull is available online and will be published in hardcopy Carol Greenwood by Harper Collins Canada in fall, 2013. dishes up a nutritious, fibre-rich curried lentil and wheatberry salad with mango. 100+ recipes

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 27 We Educate

KEEPING MEMORY ALIVE Anne McAndrew (pictured below) works hard to Participants learn about the negative effects of preserve her memory. The retired nurse learned stress on memory, and the benefits of relaxation, techniques to help her do that in a unique nutrition and physical exercise. The program also program at Baycrest. educates family members, which Bob McAndrew, Anne’s husband, has found very helpful in “Learning the Ropes for Mild Cognitive supporting his wife. Impairment” provides evidence-based strategies for improving memory function in everyday life. Anne learned that the act of writing something down would help her remember. She has organized her house so that she knows where things are, and repeats information she wants to recall – for instance, saying “ice-cream” over and over while heading to the kitchen for a treat. She uses other prescribed methods to help ward off further deterioration – staying socially engaged, preparing and eating nutritious meals, and remaining active. Her advice to others who might be worried about memory deficits is to “not eat a lot of junk … and keep interested in everything.”

WHAT’S NORMAL, WHAT’S NOT Memory loss is a frightening their memory concerns in experience as we age. Written prospect. One in ten adults perspective, said Dr. Nicole for consumers, “Living with MCI” over 65 has some form of Anderson, a clinical neuropsy- explores a condition considered mild cognitive impairment or chologist and senior scientist to be a border zone between MCI – thinking problems that at RRI. normal age-related changes and go beyond the normal, but the mental decline that happens fall short of the serious A recent well-received book by with dementia. Published by impairments experienced Dr. Anderson and two Baycrest Oxford University Press and by people with Alzheimer’s colleagues – Dr. Kelly Murphy, available at major booksellers, disease and other dementias. clinical neuropsychologist and the book uses real life examples Dr. Angela Troyer, professional to help readers determine “There isn’t much awareness practice chief of psychology – whether or not their cognitive of what normal cognitive aging describes what’s normal and changes are within the normal looks like. This can make it what’s not when it comes range and when they should difficult for people to put to the brain changes we see their doctor.

A MEANINGFUL BEQUEST “I’ve been involved with Baycrest Dr. Michael Gordon is the former for 35 years and during that time vice-president of Medical Services I’ve seen incredible growth and and head of Geriatrics at Baycrest. development,” he said. Currently the medical program director of Palliative Care, Dr. Gordon Dr. Gordon and his wife Gilda Berger believes so strongly in the work regularly contribute to an endowment we are doing, he has named fund in his parents’ name and he has named Baycrest the beneficiary of a Baycrest in his will. life insurance policy. Funds from his legacy gift will support education for medical trainees studying geriatric care and medical ethics.

28 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org SUPPORTING HELPING KIDS MCI RESEARCH UNDERSTAND DEMENTIA Touched by his sister’s painful A Baycrest clinician-scientist has journey through Alzheimer’s, produced an online activity Morris Goldenberg made a book to help young children bequest in his will to establish cope with the devastating an endowment fund in support condition of early-onset of research into mild cognitive dementia in a parent. impairment, considered a precursor to dementia. Using cartoon characters, the book has children follow Dr. Kelly Murphy treats patients clues to understanding living with MCI, but the Morris frontotemporal degeneration Goldenberg Endowment Fund (FTD), a form of dementia that allows her to also conduct can strike adults as early as their research on the aging brain. 50s while they are still working “Because of the clinical aspect and raising young children. of my position, I’m able to BOOK FEATURES translate my research into INSPIRING PATIENT Dr. Chow, an expert in clinical practice at Baycrest,” STORIES diagnosing and treating she explains. “It’s wonderful As a behavioural neurologist in early-onset dementias, created to be able to test out theories the Sam and Ida Ross Memory the book with Gail Elliot, a from basic research. When we Clinic at Baycrest, Dr. Tiffany gerontologist and dementia think we’re on to something, Chow has counseled hundreds specialist at Atomic Orange we can make sure we’re on of patients and families living Productions, a service provider the right path.” with dementia. In an acclaimed of interactive toys and games. new book published by Penguin A person with FTD will Sydney Goldenberg, Morris’s Canada, she tells moving stories begin to behave in an odd eldest son, said he receives from her practice in the clinic and disruptive way as the “reports and updates” on the and throughout her career. research. “I’m in my 70s now condition worsens – which – we’re all facing the cognitive “I wrote the book for caregivers can be frightening for young risks of aging and it’s nice to who are starting this difficult children. “I think children, know that MCI is a frontier that phase of life with dementia in regardless of age, are has been identified and that a loved one and want to learn distressed by illness in a profoundly important work strategies for coping from parent, but with FTD there is being done at Baycrest.” those who’ve been down this are completely foreign road before,” said Dr. Chow, a behaviours or personality senior scientist with the Rotman changes,” said Dr. Chow. WELLNESS LIBRARY Research Institute. “I also wrote GOES GLOBAL the book for aging boomers The Anne E. and Louis who are worried about getting Pritzker Wellness Library at dementia and want to learn Baycrest is partnering with the best ways to reduce risk the Toronto Public Library based on the latest available to broadcast its health scientific evidence.” information lectures online.

“We believe that knowledge is the essential basis of informed decisions in healthcare,” said Mary McDiarmid, manager of Library Services. “This partnership … will help consumers Baycrest’s in-house health experts reach an audience beyond the city’s borders.” & community

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 29 We Innovate products & markets

AT HOME MEMORY TESTING With the incidence of Alzheimer’s set to triple over the next 40 years, baby boomers want to know if they are at risk, and Baycrest scientists have found an innovative way to help them find out.

A consumer-focused computer application – the first of its kind to be scientifically-validated – allows users to test their own cognitive abilities. Currently being pilot-tested, the application will be unveiled to the public later this year by Baycrest spin-out company, Cogniciti.

Ranked among the “top radical ideas to kick-start the economy” by Canadian Business magazine, the online tool helps answer that pressing question: “Are my memory and cognitive changes a normal part of aging, or should I see my doctor?” Are my memory changes within the normal range LEVERAGING EXPERTISE or should I see my doctor? Through its strategic relationship with Baycrest Health Sciences, Baycrest Global Solutions Inc. helps healthcare providers deliver evidence-based geriatric programming, therapies, education and technologies deriving from innovations that strengthen the aging brain. 3x increase in Alzheimer’s over 40 years

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 31 We Innovate products & markets

EASING CARE TRANSITIONS PATIENTS RECORD THEIR Transitioning patients from one care setting to OWN SYMPTOMS another can be challenging for healthcare teams Using computer tablets, patients in the palliative and stressful for clients and families, particularly care unit at Baycrest Hospital can now report on if there’s a behavioural concern. By themselves, their own health status each day – their degree discharge notes and medical records cannot of pain, for example, or their appetite, mood or provide a complete picture of a client’s needs. energy level. The information is automatically uploaded into the hospital’s electronic health Taking a design approach, the Innovation record system where it is graphed and displayed Technology and Design Lab at Baycrest over time, helping doctors and nurses monitor developed a technological solution that includes changes in the patient’s well-being. video capture, teleconferencing and a “cloud” portal to store the videos. In a pilot study, the Created by programmers in Baycrest’s eHealth group tested the video component with six clients department, the application is based on a who were transferred from Baycrest’s Behavioural questionnaire commonly used by clinicians to Neurology Unit to long-term care homes. The assess palliative patients’ health status. Allowing videos showed how clients interacted with patients to enter their own data into the record others, engaged in activities and responded system minimizes the risk of errors and helps to methods used to manage their behaviors. to reduce staff workload. In the future, patients may help to manage their own care electronically Care providers at the nursing homes noted that by entering and monitoring information such the videos “communicated patients’ abilities as their blood pressure readings using wireless much more clearly than written summaries,” devices connected to their own charts. said Bianca Stern, director of Culture, Arts and Innovation. “They helped staff see the person behind the challenging behaviours.”

32 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org BAYCREST LEADS ASIA TRADE MISSION Baycrest headed up a trade mission to Asia last November at the request of the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation. The mission team – which included the University of Toronto, Health Technology Exchange, Stantec and SHI Consulting/Capital – visited businesses in Singapore and Japan where several potential opportunities were identified.

Baycrest leaders took the time to revisit China to discuss additional business opportunities in geriatrics training and care delivery. Baycrest’s first Chinese business contract was with Peking NURSING HOME RESIDENTS Union Medical College (PUMC) which brought EMBRACE TECHNOLOGY 10 medical students and two faculty members When Albert Soren was born 95 years ago the here for two weeks of training in October. telephone was still a relatively new invention. Today, Soren has a desktop computer with an “Sharing Baycrest’s expertise and knowledge Internet connection set up in his room in the with other countries around the world represents Apotex Centre, Jewish Home for the Aged. a potential and much-needed source of revenue Due to a sight impairment, he is not able to for our own campus so that we can do more for surf the Internet himself, but with the help of the community we care for,” said president and a volunteer, he corresponds by email and CEO Dr. Bill Reichman. looks up information online.

A recreation room in the Apotex has a computer equipped with PointerWare, a user interface designed for seniors. Bette Risen, 94, began using the computer two years ago. Her favourite online activity is playing the game Deal or no Deal. And she keeps in touch with family through email. “It was totally new to me,” she said. “I think it’s wonderful.”

“Engaging with this technology is a great way to keep the mind active and it helps people stay connected (some use Skype) with their families,” said recreation therapist Mara Swartz. “It’s also empowering for residents. They’re able to find information and gain knowledge about anything they’re interested in, including medical conditions, medications and how to stay healthy.”

Dr. William Reichman, president and CEO of Baycrest and Dr. Yixin Zeng, president of PUMC, with PUMC faculty and students in Beijing.

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 33 We Inspire heart & soul

Students from the graphic design and advertising program at the Ontario College of Art and Design University created these posters and stamps as visual interpretations of research being done by scientists at the Rotman Research Institute.

THE HEALING POWER OF ART In July, the Innovation, Technology and Design (ITD) lab at Baycrest Health Sciences hosted a think tank on the role of arts in healthcare. The lab is developing new approaches to care delivery that could potentially transform nursing homes in the future.

Nothing short of a “broad, ideological shift” is needed to build on what we are currently doing to fully integrate the arts into our healthcare model, said social worker and researcher Melissa Tafler. “Creative expression is essential to the concept of successful aging.” Baycrest is well poised to take arts in healthcare to the next level. It has a strong foundation of arts-based programming for clients across the campus, a thriving partnership with faculty and students at OCAD University and the Royal Conservatory of Music, in addition to three creative arts studios, arts-based scientific research, and a large collection of donated art displayed throughout its buildings.

“For people with cognitive impairment, there may be ways to engage them more fully through the arts,” said Bianca Stern, director of Culture, Arts and Innovation. “Let’s challenge our assumptions about the way we do things with clients, and explore new approaches.” 3 creative arts studios at Baycrest We Inspire

Painting on wheels: In July, a visiting artist from Saskatoon, Jeff Nachtigall, shared some of his innovative techniques to help people who use wheelchairs express themselves through painting.

CELEBRATING OUR MUSICAL CULTURE SPARKING MEMORIES Ranging in age from 85 to 100, the Baycrest Children’s shoes, a brooch in the shape of the Star Terraces Musical Theatre Group recently of David, a pair of candlesticks—these are just a entertained a full house in the assembly hall at few of the artifacts used to spark the memories Baycrest’s assisted living facility with a spirited and stories of Baycrest clients in an oral history performance celebrating Jewish culture. and storytelling project, Journey Through Memory.

The concert included folk songs, folklore The project was developed by students from and a dance performed by the professional the Master’s of Museum Studies Program at the troupe, the Nirkoda Israeli and Jewish University of Toronto who completed internships Dancers. Group founder and Terraces with Baycrest’s Department of Culture, Arts and resident Yankle Gladstone wrote the script Innovation. The students presented the artifacts and directed the chorus. “We’re very focused to six clients as a means of opening up a dialogue. on expressing a youthful spirit,” he said. Despite varying levels of cognitive ability, each “We are constantly celebrating life.” client shared stories of his or her life. These were captured on video and made available for viewing earlier this year in the Apotex Centre, Jewish Home for the Aged.

36 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org heart & soul

TAKING AN “ART” WALK GLEE CLUB DEBUTS Baycrest is filled with a AT THE APOTEX wonderful and eclectic The light-filled Winter Garden collection of art. Its Art Walk in the Apotex Centre, Jewish program is divided into three Home for the Aged served as sections. Each has its own the perfect concert hall for theme and is located in one the debut performance in area on the main floor. Clients December of Buddy’s and families can tour the floor Glee Club II. Led by music guided by booklets showing therapist Chrissy Pearson, where each piece is situated. the choir brings together One of the booklets focuses residents from across the on sculpture, including the Apotex, including some who piece shown here, and are cognitively well and others discusses shape and form. with cognitive impairment. The study is investigating how The glee club is part of the singing in a choir may benefit second phase of a music the health and wellness of older therapy research study led adults. Choristers met once by senior music therapist a week for 20 weeks, singing Amy Clements-Cortes. a broad range of songs, from traditional Yiddish and Hebrew Both phases of the study are folk songs to show tunes, and made possible by a donation even some popular favourites from Margaret Nightingale in by artists like Johnny Cash honour of her late husband and the Beatles. Buddy, and by a grant from the Association for Interdisciplinary Research in Singing (AIRS).

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 37 We Support community & donors

Dancing with our Stars Season 4’s dancers kick up their heels in support of Baycrest Health Sciences.

DANCING WITH OUR STARS GALA SHINES BRIGHT Season 4 of Baycrest’s Dancing with our Stars saw Toronto’s elite come out in support of brain health. Thanks to dancers Margaret Nightingale, Nicole Inwentash, David Purdy and Joshua Wise, the event raised $750,000 for Baycrest research, education and care.

A glamorous evening with an impressive turnout, the night featured co-hosts Dina Pugliese and Kevin Frankish of CityTV’s Breakfast Television and celebrity judges Jake Gold, Tracy Moore and Jordan Clark, who delighted the crowd with their reviews of each performance. Guests were treated to entertaining routines by each dancer and foods from our MINDfull cookbook, and they mingled with friends and colleagues while raising money for an organization very close to their hearts. Todah Raba 10 Year Plan for growth Baycrest Board of Directors, Honourary Directors, Executive Team and Medical Staff 2012-2013

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Secretary EXECUTIVE TEAM Vice-President, Research Carol Anderson Pekka Sinervo President & Chief and Director, Rotman Executive Officer Research Institute (March 14, 2013 to present) Treasurer William E. Reichman Randy McIntosh Jordan Banks Ellis Jacob Jane Barratt Vice-President, Clinical Vice-President, President and Chief Innovation & Chief Jeffrey Blidner Programs & Chief Executive Officer Nursing Executive Technology Officer Garry M. Foster William E. Reichman Carol Anderson Ron Riesenbach Paul Godfrey Honourary Directors Ellis Jacob Vice-President, Vice-President, Global Tobie Bekhor Education & Director, Institutional Advancement Paul Katz Stephen Cole Centre for Education and President, The Baycrest Jack Kay Sydney C. Cooper David Conn Centre Foundation Robert C. Kay Susan Sutton Ephraim Diamond* Vice-President, Residential Warren Kimel Edwin Goldstein Programs, Memory Manfred Koo Edwin A. Goodman* and Neurotherapeutics MEDICAL ADVISORY Brian Mirsky and Mental Health COMMITTEE Fred Karp Sioban Nelson Linda Jackson Co-Chairs Sydney Loftus* Gili Rosen Paul Katz Geoffrey Matus Vice-President, Medical William E. Reichman Gili Rosen Florence Minz Services & Chief of Staff Marla Shapiro Wilfred Posluns* Paul Katz Members Pekka Sinervo Sam Ross* Vice-President, Carol Anderson John Soloninka Joseph Rotman Strategy & Chief Human Tiffany Chow Karima Velji Resources Officer Sam Ruth* David Conn (April 1, 2012 to March 14, 2013) Joni Kent Marvin Sadowski Sid Feldman Catharine Whiteside Lionel Schipper Vice-President, Morris Freedman Jakov Zaidman Finance & Support Services Norman Schipper Terumi Izukawa Brian Mackie Barry Sherman Rita Kandel OFFICERS Honey Sherman Robert Madan Chair, Board of Directors Louis Siminovitch Randy McIntosh Baycrest Centre Giulia Perri Garry M. Foster Fran Sonshine Lawrence Tanenbaum William E. Reichman Vice-Chair Baycrest Centre * deceased Paul Godfrey

Baycrest Foundation Board of Directors 2012-2013

Chair Molline Green Honourary Directors Ex-Officio Warren Kimel Lorne Greenspoon Edwin Goldstein Garry M. Foster President Mira Koschitzky Harry Gorman Robert Harlang Susan Sutton Anita Lapidus Barbara Hania Brian Mackie Michael Levy Barry Sherman Geoffrey Matus Board of Directors Randolph Masters William E. Reichman Ronald Appleby Harley Mintz Cheryl Appleby Jackson William Moir Tobie Bekhor Margaret Nightingale Brian Bloom David Posluns Golda Brown Philip Reichmann Hilda Cohen Ian Rosmarin John Doig Gerald Ross Andrew Duckman Jeffery Ross Harvey Frisch Honey Sherman Laurence Goldstein Shari Silverstein Joseph Gottdenker Gerald Slan Jonathan Graff Peter Slan

40 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org 2012/2013 Baycrest Financial Summary Year Ended March 31, 2013

REVENUE BY ORGANIZATION EXPENSES BY ORGANIZATION

4% Other 53% Hospital 5% Other 48% Hospital

11% Research 12% Research

26% Apotex 29% Apotex

6% Terraces/Wagman 6% Terraces/Wagman

SOURCES OF REVENUE EXPENSES BY TYPE

5% Other Revenue 64% Provincial Grants 6% Other Grants 1% Interest Expenses 73% Salaries & Benefits 13% Client 4% Depreciation Revenues

10% Foundation Grants 19% Operating Expenses

2% Commercial Activities 3% Medical Supplies/Drugs

For a copy of Baycrest’s audited financial statements, call Public Affairs, 416-785-2500, ext. 2645.

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 41 2012/2013 Baycrest Financial Summary Year Ended March 31, 2013

RESEARCH DIVISION REVENUES 2012-2013

2% Other Funding Federal & Provincial Overhead

3% Sundry & Misc. Income 35% Foundation Grants 51% Peer Reviewed Grants Other Funding

6% CBF - MRI Restricted Grants

2% Amortization

1% Peer Reviewed Grants Misc. Income

GROWTH IN PEER-REVIEWED GRANTS 2004-2013 ($000'S)

04 $5,068

05 $5,117

06 $6,269

07 $8,361

08 $6,966

09 $7,296

10 $6,786

11 $7,161

12 $7,402

13 $7,850

RESEARCH PEER-REVIEWED GRANTS Growth in external sources of research grant funding from 2004 to 2013. * Fiscal 2007 includes equivalent of 18 months of funding for multi-institutional project.

42 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org 2012/2013 Baycrest Foundation Financial Summary Year Ended March 31, 2013

SOURCES OF FUNDRAISING REVENUE

21% Major Gifts 28% Planned Giving

20% Direct Marketing 31% Events

TOTAL ASSETS 2008-2013 ($ thousands)

$112,409 $109,526 $124,889 $131,737 $128,744 $128,643

08 09 10 11 12 13

INVESTMENT INCOME (2008 - 2013) ($ thousands - gross)

$586 ($12,987) $17,424 $10,825 $2,709 $8,513

08 10 11 12 13 09

FUNDRAISING REVENUES 2008-2013 ($ thousands)

$24,008 $20,842 $19,378 $20,452 $20,099 $22,200

08 09 10 11 12 13

For a copy of Baycrest Foundation’s audited financial statements, please call 416.785.2875.

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 43 Thank You recognize & appreciate

Thank you to all our Baycrest supporters. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all those who made donations to Baycrest during the period of April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013. We are extremely grateful for your commitment and ongoing support.*

PILLARS Harley Mintz & Judy Nyman Jack & Pat Kay Calloway LP Management Inc. $1 MILLION PLUS Gary Himel & Risa Mintz Henrietta Kostman Canadian Direct Insurance Dr. Max & Gianna Glassman Albert & Egosah Reichmann Helene & Reuben Lieblein Lloyd Cherniak RioCan Management BC Inc. Sheila Loftus Brett Chorney BUILDERS Hilda Rodda Manulife Asset Management The Clyr Charitable Foundation $500,000 – $999,999 Rose Family Fund Willie & Rachel Moll Irving Cohen Warren & Debbie Kimel Barry & Honey Sherman Anthony Munk Sidney & Judith Cohen The Manuel & Eva Kimel Foundation Shoppers Drug Mart Life Foundation Newalta Corporation Sydney & Florence Cooper Scotiabank Lawrence & Judith Tanenbaum Peartree Financial Services Ltd. Coughlin & Associates Ltd. FOUNDERS Family Foundation Ellen & Martin Prosserman Foundation David & Stacey Cynamon $250,000 – $499,999 The Brettler Mintz Foundation RBC Royal Bank David & Risa Dulberg David & Emily Durbin Zwig Family Foundation Redev Properties Ltd. Ernst & Young LLP Zoltan & Yetta Freeman Paul & Lea Reichmann Foundation David Feldman SPONSORS RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust First Canadian Properties Corporation Anthony & Valerie Melman & Family $36,000 – $49,999 Jeff Ross & Diane Mavrinac-Ross Rogers Communications Foxridge Homes Calgary Flames Limited Partnership Lewis & Charlotte Steinberg Martha Rogers Harvey & Annice Frisch Cineplex Entertainment LP Family Foundation Stephen & Cookie Sandler Naomi Fromstein Fabricland Distributors Inc. Marvin & Victoria Sadowski Harvey & Leah Fruitman Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. BENEFACTORS Howard & Lynn Sutton Hugh Furneaux & Penny Fine $100,000 – $249,999 George & Kitty Grossman Melvin Sutton Mel & Annette Gilbert Macquarie Group Foundation Allergan Inc. The Sheldon Inwentash & Lynn Factor Maxwell & Heather Gotlieb Joseph Gottdenker GUARDIANS Charitable Foundation David & Daphne Green Margarete Kaplan $18,000 – $35,999 Tiffany Park Homes (Woodbridge) Michael Sanderson & Donna Green The Maxwell & Ruth Leroy Foundation Bayview Summit Development Ltd. Tim Hortons Advertising & Promo George Fischer & Karen Green Donald & Elaine Rafelman Brookfield Residential Fund Inc. (Canada) Lindy Green Sam & Ida Ross Foundation Sidney Brown WEQ Britco LP Anne Handelman Joseph & Sandra Rotman Cisco Systems Canada Co. Ernest & Susan Werner Hockey Ventures (Canada) Inc. Gerald Schwartz & Heather Reisman Paula Cohen Gilda Whyne ICBC Anne Tanenbaum Conam Charitable Foundation Milton & Florence Winberg Kenair Apartments Ltd. Jack & Anne Weinbaum Deloitte & Touche LLP Howard & Nancy Wise Joseph & Lisa Kerzner Phillip & Peggy DeZwirek Henry Kirsh TRUSTEES PATRONS Murray & Marvelle Koffler $50,000 – $99,999 Dundee Corporation $10,000 – $17,999 Export Packers Company Ltd. KPMG LLP Sharon Clavir Alzheimers Society of Sarnia-Lambton (The Rubenstein Family) Leon & Anita Lapidus Deloitte & Touche Foundation Canada Andrew Peller Ltd. Garry & Joanne Foster Joe Lebovic Shirley Diamond & Family Annapolis Capital Ltd. Dov & Nancy Friedberg Lenbeth Weeping Tile (Calgary) Goldie R. Feldman Bank of Montreal The George & Kay Goldlist Foundation Harvey Savage & Ruth Leneman Ellis & Sharyn Jacob Marc & Tiana Boyman Great Gulf Homes Lorex Technology Inc. Israel Kojfman Allan & Lisa Brown Al & Malka Green & Family The Marder Family Foundation The Koschitzky Family Mitch Brown Harry Ungerman – Harryetta Holdings Robert & Sheila Masters Medical Pharmacies Group Inc. Michael & Rena Buckstein John McCall MacBain

* Donations are listed in the fiscal year in which the gift is received. Donations to support events in fiscal 2012-13 received after March 31, 2013 will be recognized in next year’s report.

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Finer-Freedman Larry & Michelle Saltsman Asian Television Network Teck Resources Ltd. Joseph Fried Bob & Marlene Savlov International Ltd. “TELUS Customer Solutions, SMB BC” Barry & Joy Gales Michael Schayer Leonard Asper The Brown-Nusbaum The Sam & Gitta Ganz Norman & Estelle Schipper ATE Contracting Co. Ltd. Family Foundation Family Foundation Phineas & Francine Schwartz Scot Atkinson Towers Watson Norman Glowinsky & Tom & Marjorie Schwartz Mark & Debbie Bank Trust 600 de la Gauchetiere Ouest Lillian Vine Glowinsky Robert & Doreen Scolnick Peter & Jeannie Bartha Barry R. Waisglass Ira Gluskin & Maxine Scotia Dealer Advantage Amnon & Karen Baruch Lucy Weinstein Granovsky Gluskin Milton & Joyce Shier Ted & Tobie Bekhor Joshua Wise Paul & Gina Godfrey Silver Family Charitable Foundation Larry & Pearl Bell Sidney Wolbrom Bernat & Jennie Goldberger Albert Silver Murray & Cathy Belzberg Ron & Anne Golden Larry Silverberg & Judi Gottlieb DONORS & SUPPORTERS Robert & Vivian Benmergui Mark & Esther Goldenberg Sheldon & Vivian Silverberg $5,000 – $9,999 The Bennett Family Foundation Mel Goldstein Stephen & Marla Simms 1065704 Alberta Ltd. Gail Benzaquen Ronald & Bonnie Goldstein Soberman LLP 2169246 Ontario Ltd. Stuart & Irene Berkowitz David Helman & Gilda Goodman Howard & Carole Tanenbaum A&E Networks Roy & Naomi Berman Stanley & Rhonda Gordon Marty Kelman & Gilda Tanz Acumen Capital Partners Martin Bernholtz The Patrick & Freda Hart Brian Mirsky & Joan Tator-Mirsky Adams & Waks Construction Donald & Helen Biback Green Foundation Martin & Ruth Tauber Apache Canada Ltd. Herb & Fran Binder Charles Greenberg Tech-Star Fluid Systems Inc. Barry & Eleanor Appleby Bitove Foundation Jack & Anita Greenberg The Jodamada Foundation Aragon Development Corp. Ronald Black Morton Greenberg Benjamin & Sarah Torchinsky Astral Television Networks Brian Bloom Joel & Ruth Greisman Toronto Terminals Railway Barrick Gold Corporation Blue Bird Dress Doug Haughey TransCanada PipeLines Ltd. Bell Media Harvey S. Borden Hicks Morley Vancouver International Douglas Bell Larry & Helen Bossin Heather Hoffman Airport Authority Gary & Rosa Bensky Michael Bossin Jill Wagman & Warren Ikeman Philip Viater Ron Bernbaum & Renee Bleeman Rudy & Cathy Bratty Henry Jakubovic Fred & Linda Waks Black Diamond Group Ltd. Sarah Brickman Karey Lear Realty Ltd. Waterford Building Maintenance Inc. Blankenstein Family Foundation David Bronfman Roey & Wendy Kert Evelyn Weinrib Abraham Bleeman Foundation Rachelle Bronfman The Henry White Kinnear Foundation The Weitz Family Foundation Gary Bluestein Charitable Foundation Morley Brown Reuben Klein West Face Capital Joseph & Sarah Bogoroch Sid & Gina Brown “Kohn, Jakubovic, Seidenfeld Families” Burton & Marilyn Winberg Boss Lubricants Shelley & Vivien Brown Ryan Laverty Jerold & Gale Winter Sean Boyd Morton Brownstein Clifford & Joan Lax The Leonard Wolfe Eric Bresler & Judith Klarman David & Lois Buckstein Hugh & Carrol Levin Family Charitable Foundation Buffalo Bills Sheldon Burnett Macfarlane Nameplate & Honey Wolfe Sheldon & Bonni Carr Arnold & Paula Cader Annodizing Inc. Bernie & Carole Zucker

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 45 James Campbell Saul & Toby Feldberg Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd. Nathan & Glennie Lindenberg Canadian Energy Services Alan & Beverlee Feldman Jack & Amy Hauer Tim Lipa & Rhonda Richer Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Minda Feldman Brian Heald Marc Lipton & Carolyn Naiman Capital Networks Ltd. Susan & Stan Feldman Heritage Office Furnishings Bernie & Bev Little Martin & Fran Caplan Michael & Susan Feldman Larry & Simone Herman Frank Lochan CAPREIT Florence Fenwick Sharon Herman Mickey Cohen & Judith Loeb Cohen Stanley & Lillian Cash Jon & Roberta Fidler Lawrence & Elyse Hildebrand David Lougheed Canadian Cable Michael & Judy Firestone B.A. Himel Family Foundation Margaret Ann Lougheed System Alliance (CCSA) Firm Capital Corporation Hollywood Suite Rafael Lupas Cesmic Group Ltd. Rina Fishbein Ingot Metal Company Ltd. Ben & Jill Lustig Jason & Jodi Chapnik Flatiron Construction Canada Ltd. “Intercity Realty Inc., Brokerage” Elliott & Sandra Lyons Stuart Chelin Howard & Deborah Fleisher Interior Image Contracting Inc. Ruth Magder Jack & Phyllis Chisvin Roy Foss Intra Fidem Investments Ltd. Natie Maister CIBC Harvey & Miriam Freedman Elaine James Anne Mandell Beverley & Samuel H. Cohen John Freedman Fraser Jefferson Anita Marcus Hilliard & Barbara Cohen Cindy Freeman Gordon Sid & Ellen Jelinek Carlo Mariglia Gerald & Hilda Cohen Evan Wayne & Risa Freeman Marsha Joseph Roberta Markus Bob & Marilyn Cohen David & Kathy Frieberg JSL Family Investments Ltd. Joel & Elizabeth Martin-Landau Nathan & Ruth Cohen Joe & Budgie Frieberg Judy & Paul Bronfman David & Leanne Matlow Alan & Sharon Cohen Robert & Toba Frimet Charitable Foundation Irving Matlow Esther Cole Norma Fromer Morris Justein Robert Mcdonald Richard Colucci The Fulcrum Investment Company Ltd. Barry & Marilyn Kagan Marlon McDougall “Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation” Phillip Fusco Hillel & Donna Kagan Medcan Health Management Inc. Continental Gold Ltd. Arthur & Shelley Gans Allen & Sharon Karp Medi Group Services Partnership Jeffrey Cooper Ray & Rhonda Gelgoot Marty & Sandra Karp Edward & Robin Mednick Richard & Clara Cooper Bertrand Gerstein Family Foundation Edward Kassel MEG Energy Joseph Cosentino The Gertner Family David Kassie & Susan Harris Menkes Developments Ltd. Mal Coven Charitable Foundation Marvin & Estelle Kates Myra Merkur Crescent Point Energy Edward & Heather Gilbert Ben & Hilda Katz Metrus Development Cressey Development Corporation Newton Glassman Charitable Foundation Tom Mihalik Ronald & Rene Daiter Phil & Adele Glassman Barbara Katz Cal Millar Daiter’s Creamery William & Marika Glied Martin Katz Coralie Miller The John & Myrna Daniels MyerToda & Rena Godfrey Paul Katz & Laurel Pfeil Earl & Eleanor Miller Charitable Foundation Naomi & Gerald Goldenberg & Jay Kellerman Mitzvah Charity Fund Deloitte Management Services LP Family Charitable Foundation Darrell & Joni Kent Bill Moir Ifa Demon Eddy & Felicia Goldstein Ruth Kerbel Micki Moore & Leonard Simpson Brian & Lois Demone Grace & Gilbert Goodman Robin Kert Morel Group Desjardins Caisse Centrale Marvin & Diana Goodman Keyera Corp. Ellen Morris Jason & Audrey DeZwirek Errol Gordon Barbro Kimel Mosaik West Inc. Eleanor Dover Harry & Sara Gorman Patti Kirk Mulmer Services Ltd. Downsview Heating & Howard Gorman Paula Kirsh Mark Myles Air Conditioning Ltd. Michael & Dianne Gould Dale Klein Lou & Wendy Myles Downsview Plumbing Ltd. Dennis & Cheryl Graff Zelda Korenblum Berl & Rebecca Nadler Hillel & Meira Drazin Jerry & Carole Grafstein Israel Koschitzky Family Eleanor Nadler DUCA Financial Services Grand Sheppard Building & Charitable Foundation Joseph & Lauren Nadler Philip Duchen Developing Corp. David & Sarena Koschitzky Harvey & Barbara Naglie Duff & Phelps Canada Ltd. Barry & Lisa Green KPMG MSLP Natie Maister Investments Ltd. Stuart Duncan Lou & Shirley Greenbaum KRG Children’s Charitable Foundation Navigator Ltd. Arthur & Agi Dunec Robert Greenberg Henry & Barbara Krieger NBC Universal Television Edwin & Janet Durbin Stephen Greenberg Perry & Pearl Krieger Distribution Canada Eckler Consultants Greenrock Investments Ltd. Kathleen Krisciunas Neil Macrae Enterprises Ltd. Jim & Kaitlin Eckler Michael Grobin Bruce & Lianne Leboff Mark Nightingale Beatrice Eisen Ben & Jacqui Grosman Harry & Esther Lebovic Norond Group Joyce Eisen Grosvenor Canada Ltd. Lee-Mar Developments Ltd. Norton Rose Canada LLP The Mariano Elia Foundation Guild Electric Charitable Foundation Mel & Helen Leiderman Nortown Air Elizabeth Grant International Inc. Jack Gwartz Leonard & Felicie Blatt Paula Nussbaum Bill Elleker Howard Hacker & Lisa Feld Charitable Foundation Oakville Community Foundation Ellen Kert Investments Ltd. Stephen & Andrea Halperin Judith Leranbaum Ontario Mechanical Gary & Evelyn Ernest-Title Paul Halpern Ann Levitt Equipment Sales Ltd. Hershell Ezrin & Sharyn Salsberg-Ezrin Robert & Edie Harlang Michael & Caren Levy Howard & Cindy Orfus Fabricland Midwest Ltd. “Harris, Sheaffer LLP” Corey Libfeld “Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP” Fabricland Pacific Ltd. Peter & Beverly Harris Fela Lichtblau Sam Pacht & Family Eileen Farrow Elaine Harris Phillip & Fauna Lidsky Rose Paglia Rochelle Feldberg Harry Rosen Inc. Frank & Harriet Liebmann Fred & Marty Panet

46 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Richard Parker Stewart & Dianne Saxe Joanne Waddington Oscar Zimmerman & Anna Day Eric Paul & Risa Rotenberg Stuart & Jayne Schipper William Wagman Zolty Charitable Foundation Pemberton Group Scotiabank Alberta Albert & Francine Walderman DONORS & SUPPORTERS Judy Pencer Seligman & Associates Jeffrey Walderman & Eva Schilling $1,000 – $1,799 Ed & Deanna Peranson Steven & Ricki Sharpe Eleanor Wallen 1012488 Ontario Ltd. Michele & Gregory Perkell Stan & Donna Shenkman Sandy Ward Mr. Greenjeans Restaurant Victor & Esther Peters Shergill Consulting Gary Wasserman 1843614 Ontario Inc. Neville Rozowsky & Penny Petroff Leslie & Freida Sherman William & Phyllis Waters 1991 Capital West Partners The Phillips Family Foundation Mark & Mira Shnier Margaret Wayne 2059723 Ontario Ltd. Larry Phillips Philip Shnier Gustava Weiner A & A Trenching (Partnership) Richard Pilosof Roberta Shnier Bernard & Belle Weinstein Howard Adams Pinnacle International Mendel & Anita Shore Hank & Jo-Anne Weinstein Advance Tile & Floor Joseph Podemski Judith Shostack Stephen & Terri Weintraub Covering (Toronto) Ltd. Gary & Alison Polan Gloria Shulman Andrew Weisberg Aecon Materials Engineering Polytarp Products Allan & Hinda Silber David Weisdorf & Marie Springer Agrium Inc. David & Felicia Posluns Harvey Silverstein Wesgroup Properties LP Alliance Films Irving & Elissa Posluns Ruth J. Simon Michael & Cheryl West Alpa Stairs & Railings Inc. Barry Poss Fred & Rene Skurka Frank & Judith Wilson Alta-Fab Structures Ltd. Harvey & Leslie Poss Gerald & Judith Slan Jack & Judy Winberg Stephen & Heshy Altbaum Prairie Partners Acquisitions Ltd. James & Elaine Slater Earl & Pauline Wintraub Altek Industrial Supply Ltd. Private Giving Foundation Paul & Carol Slavens Herbert & Fern Wisebrod Emile Amar Alex Prodanovic Fred Kaufman & Donna Soble Kaufman Jack & Nan Wiseman Ampere Ltd. Prominent Homes Ltd. Harvey & Renee Solursh Wodcraft Kitchen Cabinets Anchor Shoring & Caissons Ltd. PSL Partition Systems Ltd. Karen Soupcoff Barbara & Harvey Wolfe Anthem Properties Group Ltd. Morton & Sylvia Pullan Jayson Spevakow Family Charitable Foundation Ray & Karen Arbesman Thomas Puschak Mark Spevakow Harold & Carole Wolfe Stephen & Shelly Arbib Stephen Raby Elly Springer Richard Wolfe Argo Road Maintenance Leonard & Carol Raizin Morris H. Starkman Philip Wood (South Okanagan) Inc. Esterita Rajsky Bernard Steinberg Phil Wynn & Cecilia Wynn Arpi’s Industries Ltd. Oskar Rajsky Ronald Steinberg & Nancy Prussky Barry & Nelly Zagdanski Avail-Tvn Carol & Morton Rapp Foundation Robert & Dorothy Sterling Alan & Michelle Zelunka Avenex Energy Corp. The Linda Judith Reed Foundation Zan & Sylvia Stern Linda Reed Stingray Digital Fred Reisman Timothy Stinson Gary Rich Bert & Barbara Stitt Luba Richardson Helen Stollar Steven Cohen & Joanne Riven Joan Stossel Rocky Bay Investments Ltd. Richard Sugarman Lisa Rogers Suncor Energy Foundation Loretta Rogers Swallow Acoustic Consultants Ltd. Romspen Investment Corporation Ray & Helen Sweig Sergio Rosa Symphony Senior Living Arthur & Helen Rose Trudel Enterprises Inc. Jack Rose & Judith Megow-Rose Sheldon & Susan Taerk John & Susan Rose TD Bank Harry & Evelyn Rosen Seymour & Gloria Temkin Martin & Truus Rosenthal Marty Teplitsky & Nancy Backhouse David P. Ross Paul & Kitty Tepperman Barry & Chris Rotenberg The Amacon Foundation BIKING FOR BAYCREST John & Susan Rothschild The Browns Shoes The Barrie to Baycrest fundraiser was started Barry Rowland Charitable Foundation The Royal Canadian Legion General The Reisler Group Inc. in 1996 by a small group of Baycrest supporters Wingate (Ontario No. 256) Bernie Tishman and bike enthusiasts. Today, this exclusive bike Roynat Inc. Elliot & Sandra Title ride hosts 100 dedicated participants who Edward Rumack Stephen & Carole Title raise critical funds for the organization they Nancy Ruth Moses & Temara Tobe love. Over the past 17 years, our riders have RWJ Construction & Roofing Inc. Foundation Inc. raised over $9.7 million for fitness programs Mark & Susan Sager Travis Copp Real Estate at Baycrest. We thank them for cycling in Samper Developments Ltd. Tre Kronor Consulting Ltd. support of Baycrest. Laurie & Sandra Samuels The Triangle Community Foundation Andrew & Judith Sanders Andrew Tylman (Left to right) Michelle Lavine, Marian Saltsman, John Sandrelli David & Susan Van Der Hout Larry Saltsman, Jon Goldfarb and Ben Thorek David & Mary Saunders Herbert & Andrea Veisman celebrate after crossing the B2B 2012 finish line. Savlov Investments Ltd. Dick Vollet Jeffrey & Helena Axler Chaim & Sarah Neuberger Foundation Engelite Charitable Foundation William Wiener & Lillyann Goldstein Allan & Gila Badner Aki & Gail Chencinski Max & Larry Enkin Foundation Norman & Ellen Goldstein Meyer & Anita Balter Brenda Cheresnuik Charles Erlichman Robert Goodall Henry Barkin Joy Cherry Escarpment Homes Ltd. Marvin Gord Stella Barkin Beverley Chodikoff Gay Evans Gordon Food Service BC Marvin & Linda Barnett Cinemavault International Inc. Paul Evered “Gorski, Plener & Associates Inc.” Wade Bartok City Carpets Annette Exton Bernie & Susan Gosevitz Danny & Shelley Baruch Barry & Melanie Cohen Falcon Contracting Ltd. Irwin & Judith Gould Edwin & Elaine Beallor Dani Cohen David & Rosalie Farb Cecil & Lee Graff Howard & Delores Beck Eric & Michelle Cohen Alan & Adele Farber Chari Grant Eric Beddis Jordan Cohen Sandra Fargiorgio David & Molline Green Paul Beeston Judith Coldoff Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP Mark & Corin Greenberg Avi & Mio Behar Colliers International Bernard & Barbara Feinstein Myrna & Stephen Greenberg Bendale Parkway Ltd. Concord Fireplaces Inc. Allen & Marilyn Feldman Alan & Pearl Greenspan Benecaid Health Care Coreydale Contracting Co. Jonathan & Shlomit Feldman Brian Greenspan & Marla Berger Benefex Consulting Inc. Corbin Coyes Philip & Bryna Fellen Mark & Susan Greenspan Ralph & Fiona Benson Barry & Sandi Cracower Mitchell Fellen Groupe TVA Inc. Mark Bercov CST Corporation Olga Fershaloff H & M Hospitality John & Gay Berger Bernie Cugelman Kelvin Finch Richard Greene & Shelly Haber Irving & Susan Berger Elaine Culiner Sophie Fink Irv Teper & Karen Hacker Susan Berger Cushman & Wakefield Lepage Warren & Courtney Fireman Chuck Haines Paul & Barbara Bernstein Joseph Cuzzocrea Bernard Fishbein Ralph & Roz Halbert Syrelle Bernstein D. Zentil Mechanical Inc. Allan Fisher Georges & Barbara Hania Murray & Ellen Blankstein Stephen & Pearl Dacks Kevin Fisher Hanley Hospitality Inc. Ned & Doris Blinick The Gussie & Thomas Dale Foundation Murray Flegel Mark Hanley David & Molly Bloom Louis Dale Michael & Sandra Florence Matt Hanley Gerald & Pearl Bloom Camille Dan Flynn Canada Ltd. Robert Henry & Bonnie Croll Bocor Management Inc. David Moore Enterprizes Inc. Patrick Flynn Agnes Herczeg Gary & Harriett Bomza David-Mart Investments Ltd. Louis Forbes Peter & Janet Herman Max & Norma Borinsky Murray & Roz Davidson Foremont Drywall Inc. Brian Hill Bowen Workforce Solutions Sean & Jennifer Debow Forest Grove Homes Ltd. Haim & Mardi Hirshberg David Bowman Richard DesLauriers Chris Forman Mory & Hindy Hirt Blair Brandon DankeAlan & Joan Dessau Franklin Templeton Institutional Joseph & Helen Hochberg Cecil & Elaine Brauer Marco Di Carlo Ron & Fay Freiman Mel & Marlyn Horowitz Barbara Bregman Diamond Schmitt Architects Inc. The Gerda Frieberg Hydro One Employee’s & Pensioner’s Harry & Bernice Bregman John Doig Charitable Foundation Charity Trust Fund David & Helen Brown Michael Doyle Gerda Frieberg Karen Hyman Herb & Betty Frieberg Ian Giroday Law Corporation Alan & Kelli Friedman Innocon Inc. Sheldon & Sharron Fruitman Invar Building Corp.oration “ Baycrest was there to provide care for my dear, late Steven & Debbi Gallen David Isenman & Jacqueline Segall wife Bina in her time of need. Her life was tragically Gamma Window & Walls J. S. Cheng & Partners Inc. cut short by brain cancer. Baycrest provided Bina and International Inc. The Jackman Foundation Gardiner Roberts LLP Isaac & Basia Jesin our family with the support that we needed during Gem Campbell Terrazzo & Tile Inc. JET Contracting Ltd. her illness, and at home, at that difficult time.” Jerry & Sandra Genesove Jewish Communal Fund - Joel Maser, donor Geo. A. Kelson Company Daniel Johnson Donna Gerrard Scott & Robynn Jolliffe John Gill K. Minh Tram Medicine Faye Gitter Professional Corporation Howard & Kimberly Brown Winnie Drescher Alex Glasenberg Ian & Wendy Kady Bulls Eye Recruitment Inc. Joe Duiek Eddie Glick & Susan Rapoport Glick Max Zive & Harriette Kahn-Zive Daniel Rumack & Gail Burnett Tom Dyas Claire & Howard Glowinsky Michael & Dana Kalles Irwin & Shirley Cadesky E.N.J. Excavating Ltd. Family Foundation Ivan Kaszas Cambridge Group Of Clubs Eagle Crane Inc. David & Marilyn Gluskin Harvey & Helene Katz Canadian Railings Ltd. Eastern Construction Company Ltd. Eleanor Godfrey Marvin & Reene Katz Canyon Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Eastern Refrigeration Supply Co. Ltd. Allan & Linda Gold Keele-Finch Masonry Ltd. Canyon Services Norman & Ellen Eckler Charles Goldberg & Carole Gruson Steven Kelman & Lisa Richman Lorne & Trudy Cappell Murray Edwards Robbie & Janis Goldberg David Kennedy Cardel Lifestyles Robert & Ellen Eisenberg Malka Goldenberg Ronda Kerekes Carmichael Engineering Ltd. Elite Roofing & Contractors Ltd. Erika Goldfarb Patricia Kersey Carpenters & Allied Workers Local 27 Christina Ell Stanley & Sue Goldfarb Theodor Kerzner CB Richard Ellis Global Empire Concrete Forming Ltd. Ralph & Pamela Goldsilver Michael & Henrietta Kestenbaum Corporate Services Beatrice Endler Larry & Anette Goldstein Morris Kestin

48 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Kienna Coffee Ltd. Joe McArthur Process Products Ltd. David & Edna Shiffman Rodney King David Mcbride Procor Ltd. Samuel & Esther Shilling Klair Custom Homes Ltd. Dan McGrath Proto Electric Contracting Inc. Lorne & Arlene Shillinger Fred & Joan Klap Alex McGregor Proto3000 – 3D Engineering Solutions Dan Shimmerman Irwin Kliaman Patrick Mcnamara Mark Pytosh Solomon Shiner Brad Kohl MDC Partners Inc. Michael Quinn Franklin & Renee Shostack Tom & Rita Kolin Daniel Melamed R.A.F. Holdings Ltd. Choc & Gail Silverstein Kone Inc. Matthew Melchior Andy Rafelman Helen Simpson Jeffrey Kopin Metric Tile & Marble Inc. Red Cardinal Homes Ltd. Pekka & Pat Sinervo Avi Morgenstern & Ellie Korenblum Eric Miller Reitmans (Canada) Ltd. Sinopec Daylight Energy Ltd. Marshall & Tami Korenblum Murray & Susy Miller Edward & Harriet Rice Max & Faina Sitzer Jack Koven Sam & Michal Mizrahi Gail Richey Skey Management Inc. Myra Krangle Modern Niagara Toronto Inc. Jack & Becky Ritchie Adrienne & Joel Slan Bill Kucharuk Jefferson Mooney Riviera Electrical Contractor Inc. Peter & Neri Slan Joel & Sonia Kurtz Eldon & Ruth Moses Fran Rodness Eric & Marsha Slavens Bob Kutner Brian & Sherry Mosko Rogers Cable Communications Inc. David Smith & Amy Gaskin Bob Kyle Stephen Mulherin Mary Jo Romanin John Smith Kymar Foundation Mullen Oilfield “Rose, Persiko, Rakowsky, SNF Canada Ltd. L.F. Warehouse Barry Munro Melvin LLP” Tony & Eliza Solomon Philip & Caryn Ladovsky David & Sharon Naiberg Joel & Linda Rose Henry Solow Shelby Laidlaw Martin & Georgina Nash Lewis Rose Gerald Soloway Joseph Laleggia Janice Nathanson Stan Rosen Gary & Carole Solway Jonathan & Dana Lampe Nebb Forming Ltd. Herb & Riva Rosenfeld Joan Solway Eric Lash Terry Neill William & Bertha Rosengarten Somerlyn Trim & Doors Inc. Laurentian Bank of Canada Neinstein & Associates LLP Graeme Ross Saul & Hermi Spears Kevin Lauzon Mac & Faye Nisker Gerald & Pauline Ross Sean Spector Marvin & Merilyn Lean Nuberg & Dale Construction Ltd. Michael Rotenberg Spin Master Ltd. Vincent Lecavalier Jordan & Barbara Oelbaum Michelle Roth Jordan Spring M. Alexandra Lemon Olar Ltd. Kurt & Edith Rothschild Sheldon & Esther Spring Gary & Carolyn Lengyel Oldcastle Building Ken Rotman & Amy Kaiser Spruceview Homes Ltd. John Leonardo Envelope Canada Inc. Michael Roulston SRS Restoration Ltd. Level 5 Strategy Group Cliff Oliver Royal de Versailles Jewellers Inc. Anthony Staffieri Stephen Lewis Derek Oram Fred Rubinoff Sheila Stahl Lidstone & Company Law Corporation Benson Orenstein Jordan Rumanek & Heather Grimm Joy Stein Leon Liffmann & Miriam Shiell Thelma Orzeck Susan Sacchi Wilf & Susan Steinberg Philip Lind Pagliaro Construction Gary & Joyce Saifer Joseph & Elaine Steiner Lisi Mechanical Park Place Investments Marian Saltsman Sterling Homes Sheldon & Marilyn Little Brian Parker John Samson Howard Stockford Robbie & Mindy Little Elaine Parry Michael & Joan Saron Stone Ridge Development Corporation Lou & Sara Litwin Warren Pashkowich Lisa Saunders Martin & Francie Storm LNR Corporation Paul Slavens Real Estate Inc. The Gerald Schwartz & Heather Joseph & Myrna Strebinger Loblaws Inc. Mary Pearson Reisman Foundation Robert L. Strom Fern Longert Pele Mountain Resources Inc. Abe & Pearl Schwartz Avrom & Reesa Sud Ron Lougheed Verette Penneycooke Charles & Mina Schwarz Barbara Sugar David Lucatch Cindy Perala-Ralph Scotia Waterous Alan & Etta Sugarman Wade Maccallum Elliott Peranson & Sharon Cohen Scotiabank Group Suncrest Cabinets Inc. Chris Macdougall Reynah Pereira Marianne Seger Peter Sussman & Heather Ronald & Diana Macfeeters Brent Perry Select Drywall & Acoustics Inc. Hartt Sussman Mark Mache Petrobakken Energy Ltd. “SF Partnership, LLP” James Sutherland Mackenzie Financial Phase 4 Films Inc. SGNC Charitable Trust Martin & Barbara Sversky Charitable Foundation Pinewood Sales Agency Imran Shah Roger Swainson Douglas MacMillan Plan Group Inc. Michael & Lili Shain Swim Time Maguire’s Flooring & Window Jeffrey Plener & Sharon Baker Robert & Naomi Shapero Jay Switzer Malfar Mechanical Inc. PMA Canada Sharon Weintraub Holdings Ltd. Sydco Energy Inc. Claudio Mancuso Husseini Poonawalla Paul Sharp Syntec Process Equipment Judith Mandel Nancy Posluns James Shavick T.I. Marketing Inc. Many-Script Publications Ltd. Rick Pottens & Debra Feldman Phil & Janice Shedletsky T.R.L. Investments Ltd. Herbert & Karen Marcus Brian Pow Eric Sherkin Jason Tafler Joan Mariacher Arnold & Tyrral Prashker Robert & Mona Sherkin Jeannie Tanenbaum Masters Insurance Ltd. Premform Ltd. Harry Sherman Tapleys Pub Jean Matlow Prestige Exteriors Inc. David & Francine Shields Stephen Tapp Mattamy Homes Ltd. Primarco Carpentry Inc. Family Charitable Foundation Robert Tatangelo Mayfair Care Centre Jonas & Lynda Prince Arthur & Margaret Shiff TD Bank Financial Group Bob & Anne Mcandrew Principal Mortgage Group Gary Shiff Teletoon

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 49 Tenkorn Holdings Ltd. Zehr Kalman Levesque Inc. tribute to beloved family Sara Gorman Award The Bedford Consulting Group Inc. Clayton Zekelman members or admired Mynne & Harold Soupcoff Studentship individuals. Donations to a The Bridge Network Inc. Ziedenberg Orthodontics with Hebrew University fund provide crucial financial The Resmark Companies Professional Dentistry Corp. stability and ongoing support BENEFACTOR Tom & Susan Thompson David Zitzerman & Karen Friedman for Baycrest’s important $100,000 – $249,999 Heather Thomson Zodiac Interactive client services and programs, Ackerman Family Michael Thorek cutting-edge research and educational initiatives. Sharon & Stanley Clavir & Family Three Degrees Restaurants Corp. We gratefully acknowledge Arthur & Essie Cohen Tim Hortons VISIONARY the support of the following Stephen & Wendy Cole Leo Titus $5 MILLION PLUS foundations who facilitate Phillip & Peggy DeZwirek Family Esther Tock Ben & Hilda Katz Research, distribution of donor gifts Dorothy & William Drevnig Tolin Enterprises Ltd. Education & Care to The Baycrest Foundation Nancy Ida Field Torino Drywall Inc. Sam & Ida Ross Fund Roy Foss Torquest Holdings Inc. The Benjamin Foundation for Alzheimer’s Research Joseph Garfinkel Family Management Services Jewish Community Foundation Max & Roslyn Gordon Torys LLP of Montreal PILLAR $1 MILLION PLUS Al & Malka Green TPR2 Corporation Toronto Community Foundation Joel & Ruth Greisman Tribute Communities United Jewish Welfare Fund of Toronto Elkie Adler MS Clinic Pinchas & Dorothy Gutter Steven Troster United Way of Greater Toronto Ben Birstein Harry Guzick & Gayle Guzick Ted & Annabel Turner Marla & Aubrey Dan Gordie & Colleen Howe Richard Uhrle Robert & Maxine Fish HSBC Bank Canada Uniform Custom Countertops Inc. PLANNED GIFTS Al Hertz Family Advanced Practice Selma Jelinek Uni-Tri Masonry (1989) Ltd. RECEIVED FROM THE Nurse in Pain Management Kenneth & Mildred Kelman Valley Lands Homes Ltd. ESTATES OF: Ben & Hilda Katz Chair in Leon Koffler Velcan Forest Products Inc. Norma Altman Gerontological Nursing Harry & Henrietta Kostman Steve Vertes Robert Harry Baxter Ben & Hilda Katz Centre For Landsman Family David Vinokur Benjamin Birstein Gerontological Social Work Maxwell A. & Fanny Levy Lillian Vinokur Eva Braun Ben & Hilda Katz Transportation Fela & Saul Lichtblau Vitullo Plumbing Ltd. Meryl Cole Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Lokash Summer Student Lorie Waisberg Alex Colchary The Reva James Leeds Chair Earl & Renee Lyons Paul & Valorie Waitzer Bessie Enoch Gladstone in Neuroscience & Sidney & Zillah Matus Lionel & Sandra Waldman Morris G. Goldenberg Research Leadership Frances & Jack Melman Michael Walker MerciCharlotte Goldlist Sam & Ida Ross International Prize Faye & Al Mintz Family Cheryll Watson Samuel Benjamin Good in Alzheimer’s Research Carol Moir Catherine Weinberg Helen Goodman Sandra A. Rotman Chair Simon & Clara Muskat Myrna Weinstein John Haas In Neuropsychiatry Bella & Irving Naiberg Victor Weinstock Harry Hersh Saul & Rae Saltzman Elsie & Lawrence Pifko Thomas & Sasha Weisz Ica Hirsch Community Programming Dr. Ira Pollock Richard Wengle Ben & Hilda Katz BUILDER Stanley & Tanya Rossby Leon & Iris Weverman Frances Kleinberg $500,000 – $999,999 Harry & Pearl Rotenberg Wheels Inc. Morris Konick Toby Battle Lidsky/Rotterman Family John Whittaker Irving & Molly Levins Foundation Morris Goldenberg Medical Research Nancy & Sam Ruth Family Alan Wicks Renee Lyons Albert & Sadye Jessel Samuel & Jean Sable Blossom Wigdor Harold MacTavish Community Outreach Savlov Family Douglas & Ruth Wilansky H. Albert Morton Morris & Sally Justein Savlov Family William Prager Ltd. Helen Rotberg Heritage Museum Savlov Family Williams Engineering Canada Inc. Ruth Schacter Ben & Hilda Katz Gertrude & David Sher Howard & Donna Winick Harry Shapiro Postdoctoral Research Allan Silber Family Howard & Janet Winkler Shoshana Rose Cole Ben & Hilda Katz International Tauba & Solomon Spiro Gerald Wise Max J. Singer Visiting Scientist Family Foundation Jerry & Stacy Wiseblott Toby Wintraub Louis & Rose Lasowsky Helena & Samuel Strasser Michael Wolfish & Holly Bick Savlov Family Murray & Florence Sweigman Henry Wolfond Morris & Freda Tabachnick Family Michael Wood FAMILY OF FOUNDER Sonia & Manley Tessler Family Rodney Woolf FUNDHOLDERS $250,000 – $499,999 Morris Urovitz Irwin & Elayne Wortsman Honouring the past, Irving Acenberg Research Max & Sala Walerstein Robert Yanowski Enriching the present, Lynn & Brent Belzberg & Family Securing the future Bert & Marilyn Winberg Leon & Dora Yolles Finkler International Visiting Scientist Florence Winberg Charitable Foundation ENDOWMENT FUNDS Gerber Greenhouse & Max & Ruth Wiseman Yonge Colony Homes Ltd. An endowment fund at Horticultural Centre Max & Beatrice Wolfe York Marble Tile & Terrazzo Inc. Baycrest is a meaningful Saul & Mira Koschitzky Family Tillie & Maurice Wolfe York Radiology Consultants expression of honour and Samuel Lunenfeld Special Daycare support. The name of the fund Rose & Henry Wolkoff Rochelle Zabitsky Louis Savlov Medical Research endures, providing a lasting Leon S. & Dora Yolles Mark Zaretsky & Lindy Zaretsky Hy & Bertha Shore & Harry &

50 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org TRUSTEE Helen & Benjamin Sonshine Debbie Kimel Faigel & Leo Barkin $50,000 – $99,999 Grace & Joseph Soren Family Nitza Kojfman* Lil & Harry Barkin Harry & Ethel Abramsky Ada Starkman Henrietta Kostman Eva & Mary Barrer Harry & Tillie Baker Philip & Pearl Stone Leib & Toby Krieger Sophie & Joseph Bassin Lily & David E. Barr Rose & Karl Stork Family Sidney Lax Sylvia Beckwith Karl & Hilde Breuer Sharon & Mel Sutton* Aaron & Ruth Leiderman Sandra & Irving Berger Family Edward Bronfman Family Carol Sharyn Tanenbaum Barbara & Phillip Lev Harold & Esther Berk Lisa & Allan Brown & Family Family Foundation “Jacob & Sara, Murray & Stan & Syrelle Bernstein Family Michael & Rena Buckstein Ruth & Harry Tater Adrienne Levinter” Dorothy & Murray Biback Kathleen McGuire Eastman Chave & Burnett Thall Honey & Sam Lipson Sarah Lois Binder & Gordon Edelstone Harry & Yetta Ungerman Syd Loftus Beverley Ann Nisenboim William & Celia Eisenberg Yetta Ungerman Walter Lyons Aaron & Beverley Black Morris & Sarah Feldman Rebecca Van Der Hout Natie & Esther Maister Jenny & Joseph Bloom Barbara Meissner Fishbein Stan & Helen Vine Jean & Bert Mendelson Max & Yetta Bluestein & Willi Karpel Rose & William Fishman June Wade Sam & Becky Milgrom M. Frederick & Helen Bochner Phyllis & Ab Flatt Murray Walderman Sol Miller Meilech & Chana Book Israel & Yetta Fruitman Lionel & Sandra Waldman Jack & Dorothy Newman Sadie & Irving Bowman Myra & Albert Gallander Esther & Samuel Wallin Margaret Nightingale Freda & Max Bregman Samuel & Anne Gans Mollie & Jack Weinberger Dr. William Pascoe Irving & Sarah Brothman “Lou, Al & Jack Gilbert & Evelyn (Burns) Weinrib Jack & Susan Pasternak Jean Brown Ruth & Perry Sherman” for Brendel Frimer Persiko Family Dr. Reuben Brown Rose & Jonas Glowinsky Stephanie & Leslie Weisz Joyce Posluns Rose Brown Marilyn & David Gluskin Louis & Dora White Nancy Posluns Sidney & Gina Brown All Gold Sylvia Winestock Julius Rosen & Harry Silverberg Sol & Ruth Brown Family Nathan & Eva Gold Blanche Wolbrom Family Rabbi Dr. Samuel Rosenblum Ruth Burnett Goldgrub Family David Wolfish Marvin & Ruth Fine Fred & Celia Chapnick Family Charles & Charlotte Goldlist Sadowski & Family Samuel & Minnie Charendoff SPONSOR Minnie & Robert Grafstein Vivienne & Danny Saltzman Esther & Harold Cherry $36,000 – $49,999 Fay Florence Grobin & Dr. Wulf Grobin Peter Seligman Family Rose Storfer Citry Adolph & Rose Bain Helen & Morris Grosman Fred & Roselind Shapero Family Andrea & Trevor Cohen Norman Black Jack & Buschie Kamin Samuel Louis & Edith Shields Beverley & Samuel H. Cohen Daniel & Marion Kert Albert & Celia Bleiwas Family Magda Klein Irving Bloomberg & Arthur & Sadye Krangle Sarah & Karl Cohen Alfred & Helen Krieser Family Andrew & Toby Boas “ The expertise that we have gained here is now being Frida & Irving Lebovici Rose Storfer Citry & Dr. Edgar Citry spread globally. So it isn’t just now – it’s the future.” Bill Clarfield Family Reva James Leeds - Evelyn Burns-Weinrib, long-time donor and volunteer Hertel Leibovici Asher & Mildred Cohen Joseph B. Lubotta Cohen & Morrison Markowitz Family Stuart & Paula Cohen Sylvia & Joseph Cohen Family William & Blima Martin Harry & Anne Silverman David & Beck Collins Pearl & Carl Cole Family Sheila & Robert Masters Family Ben & Sylvia Smith Rena & Arthur Cone Beatrice Collis Sarah & Gordon Mendly Fannie Smith “Hyman, Doris & Mervin Cooper” Harold & Pearl Cooper Jacob & Frida Moll Fran Sonshine Louis Cooper Morris & Ifa Demon Becky & Koppel Pancer Sara Their Sydney & Florence Cooper Ginger & Max Eisen Izzie & Annie Petroff Gloria & Kievy Ungerman Corbin Family Federman & Levenstein Family Pickard & Kofman Family Harry & Ethel Wasserman Bertha Cozman Morris & Rose Feldman Podemski Family Percy Weinstein Cecil R. & Faye Croll Sylvia Feldman Elsie & Abe Posluns Florence & Jack William Weintraub Jack & Elaine Culiner Budgie Frieberg Anne & Louis Pritzker Gabi Weisfeld Cyna Family Norma & Sidney Fromer Sam & Luba Richardson Maurice Joseph Weisfeld & Fay & Harry Daiter Howard Gitter & Family Ronnie & Marty Richman Louis Weisfeld Hazel & Murray Davis Lillian Vine Glowinsky Rossi Rosenthal Family Max & Ida Rose Weisfield William G. Davis Golden Age Recreation Roth Family Pearl & Label Wetstein Sean & Jennifer Debow Henry & Helen Goldenberg Toby & Ben Roth Berty & Leon (Ben) Wittlin Dessau Family Bella Goldstein Anna & Frank Schipper Frank J. Wolff Dover Family Sally & Jack Goldstein Eva Schutz Louis & Anne Dubrofsky Louis & Pearl Goodman GUARDIAN Serruya Family Fred & Bea Eisen Family Al & Sorcy Gorlick Family $18,000 – $35,999 David & Edna Shiffman Sophia Vera & Jack Bernard Ellis Harvey & Esther Hacker Mollie & Harry Alexandroff Norman & Roberta Shnier Family Aaron & Madzia Erlichman Zelda & Simon Harris Freda & Sidney Altfest Dr. Abraham & David Shore Florence & Harold Fagan Marcia & Stephen Herbert Irene & Lucien Amram Family Fanny & Sol Sky Alice & Joseph Falk Himel Family Nathan & Rena Arback & Family Morris Slivka Family Jaime & Herminia Faria Dr. Arnold & Ruth Iscove Leon & Honey Arthurs Harry Sonshine Diana & John Farro Rona & Joshua Nathan Katz Family Eva & Jack Baltman

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 51 Issie & Annie Feldman Hollend Family Lillian & Haskell Masters Theodore & Donna Sherman David & Cara Feldman Judith & Philip Hooper Mendelson Holiday & Festival Sylvia & Murray Shiffman Family Dorothy & Nathan Feldman Judith & Philip Hooper Jack & Dora Miller Bernice & Mac Shore Stan & Susan Feldman & Jean & Ben Isaacs Dr. Marvin Miller Rebecca & Sam Shore Sidney & Lillian Manheim Annie & Joseph Isenman Harold & Maxine Minden Becky & Irvin Shulman Allan & Susan Fenwick Robert William & Dorothy Beatrice Riva Mintz Harry & Jean Silver Family Sue & Lewis E. Field Jackson & Family Mitz Family Joseph & Bertha Silverberg Family Izzie & Helen Fine “Prof. Andrzej, Karolina, Helen & Philip Mosoff Philip & Esther Skovronek Lois & George Fine Ludwik, & Estelle Jus” Annette & Arnold Naiman Family Adrienne & Joel Slan Harry & Shirley Firestone Sam & Esther Kaiman Florence & Melvyn Naimer Robert & Rose Slan Moses & Anne Flatt Bernyce & Marvin Kalifer Families Annie & Albert Nightingale Annita Slochowski Joanne & Garry Foster David & Golda Kazdan Family Olga & Leslie Nyiri & Freda & Louis Slotnick Family Mannis Frankel & Merle Prager Saul & Mildred Kelman Marika Glied Family Sam & Minka Smith Philip & Eva Freedman Family Joseph & Jean Kichler J. Irving Oelbaum Harry & Molly Sniderman Sidney & Ivy Freeman Izzy & Betty Kirshenbaum Emma & Jack Oelbaum Anne & Harold Sniderman “Dr. Juliusz, Dorota, & Zofia Frist” Sarah & Paul Kirzner Fay & Norman Oster Cantor Max & Mina Snyder Ruth & Irving Frisch Sheila & Arthur Klarman Family Rae & Joseph Louis Pancer Aaron & Lillian Sokalsky Family Helaine & Harold Gallander Michael Jay Kleinberg Jeffry & Bernie Penner Harry L. Solomon Joy Gales Belle & Harry Kochen Family Petroff Family Rose & Louis Soupcoff Ruth & Manny Gans Max & Minnie Koffman Hinda Annie Picov Louis & Ruth Spencer Betty & Solly Gelfund Fred & Aranka Kolin Edwin & Charlotte Pivnick Family Donna & Ronald Steinberg Family Etta Ginsberg Ladovsky Family/United Bakers Goldie Potashin Eric Stone Etta Ginsberg Milton (Mickey) Lambert Benjamin David & Ethel Rachlin Ruth & Jacob Streiner Marye & Al Ginsburg Anita & Leon Lapidus Family Ramstein Family Anne & Robert Strom Jean & Frank Godfrey Frances & Al LaPorter Family Norman & Rae Rebick Dr. Donald Stuss & Family Abraham & Elizabeth (Lizzie) Goldberg Adele & Saul Laskin Rosalie Rich David & Fern Sugarman Al & Gert Goldstein Nathan Lastman Jack & Ritta Ritchie Louis Swartz Anne & Harry Goldstein Jack & Elise Latner Alexander & Bernice Robins Hetty & David Swartzman Ben & Julia Golinsky Allan Lax Sophie & Max Rochman Joseph & Sally Switzer David & Sonia Goldfarb Jean & Charles Lea & Allan & Elizabeth Rodda Bella & Jakob Szterenlicht Eric & Fay Goldlist Family Gloria Ellen Lea Lionel & Martin Roher Luigi Tatangelo Harry & Gertrude Golden Family E. Harry & Hazel Lepofsky Sam & Ethel Roher Joseph & Dena Tessis Family Jack & Marilyn GoldmanGraciasRuth & Irving Lerman Arnold & Lillian Rose Harry & Molly Title* Jean & Milton Goldstein & Family Abe & Ethyle Levine Bea & Carl Rosenbloom Lloyd & Lillian Title Family Jennie & Bernat Goldberger Family Caren & Michael Levy Willie & Bertha Rosengarten Moses & Temara Tobe Foundation Marian Goldblatt Family Foundation Freda & Joe Rosenfeld Toronto Hebrew Benevolent Society Manny Goldstein Evelyn & Frank Levine Family Frances Rosenfield Izzy & Fanny (Faye) Trefler Samuel Gold & Family Freda & Murray Levine George & Ethel Roth United Families Organization Shirley & Morris Goldstein Norman & Shelley Levine Family Israel & Ray Rothbart Peggy Vogel Sylvia & Gordon Goldstein Polly & Mannie Levi Molly & Morris Rubenstein Foundation Madelin & Harry Waisberg Gilda & Henry Goodman Sydney & May Levitt Iz & Sophie Rumack Harry J. & Mari Waisglass Sarah & Jacob Gordon Joel H. Lewis Samuel J. & Jean Sable Family Alma & Ted Waldman Joseph Gottdenker & Family Yhetta Swartz-Lewis & New Fraternal Jewish Max & Sala Walerstein Simon & Esther Gottlieb Charles Lewis Association’s J.B. Salsberg Judith Walters Milli Gould Ted & Lorraine Libfeld Family Allan & Marian Saltsman Warsaw Lodzer Mutual Milton & Sara Graff Sally & Louis J. Libman Ruth & Leo Schacter Benefit Association Moishe & Goldie Grafstein Nathan & Frances Lieberman Esther & Mark Schipper Saul & Jean Weisbrod Helen Rose Grafstein Rose & Manny Lipman & Shari Sugar Laura & Sidney Schipper Rose & Henry Weissburst Fred Green Sidney & Natalie Liswood Ruth & Charles Schwartz Benjamin & Sarah Weverman Family Judi & Larry Green & Elsie Green David & Betty Little “Jack Schwartz, Ida Schwartz, Bernard & Ina Gurofsky & David & Della Greenberg Family Netty Loftus Bertha Schwartz Katzman & Samuel & Minnie Wexler Kay & David Greengarten Bess & Hy Lustig Murray Schwartz” Louis & Dora White Helen & Sid Greenwald Molka & Joseph L. Lyons Carrie Schwarz Gilda & Leonard Whyne Polly & Bill Gryfe Family “Samuel, Joseph & Lyndsay Lyons” Fae Scolnik Molly & Ben Willer Lilyan Gutmann Fay & Fred Malemud Frank J. Seger Mary & Percy Wilner Anne & Joseph Halpern Jack & Pearl Mandel Liba & Israel Senderowitz (Senders) Max & Sally Wintraub Anne & Albert Harris Julius & Margaret Marcus Andrew & Magdi Senyi Honey & Julie Wise & Family Frances & Harvey Harnick Marshall Margolis Robert & Naomi Shapero Family Ab & Kate Witkin Family Frances Soble Harnick Barnet & Gert Markson Family Eva & A. Morris Shapira Molly & Ruby Wohl Ronald & Aviva Heller Dr. Charles Markson Morris & Rose Shear Beatrice & Max Wolfe Rickey & Harry Hennick Judith & Martin Markus & Family Edward & Helen Sheffman Family Regina Wolff Lillian & Isadore Hertz Lyla Gutzin Markus Samuel & Rose Shendroff Sylvia & Irving Wortsman Charles Hilary & Dianne Ingles Jack Marmer Lou & Esther Sher Elizabeth & Joseph Yolles David & Rae Hildebrand Lillian & Elliott Marrus Harry & Sarah Sherman Chaim Yontef Family

52 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Jack E. Young Albert & Pearl Bossin* Murray Etlin Family Israel & Mildred Ginsburg Helen & Harold Zamon Sara & Morris Botnik Reuben & Dorothy Farberman Shirley & Sid Gladstone Harry & Pearl Brandwein Nathan & Freda Farb “Murray “”Bucky”” Glicksman” PATRON Max & Bella Brandriss Ida & Fishel Farber* Max & Lillian Glickman $10,000 – $17,999 Harry & Sarah Brandes Shirley & Dave Farberman Morris & Rose Glick Irving & Helen Aaron Florence & Edward Brill Harry & Molly Federman Bess & Philip Godfrey* Rivka Rachel Rosenberg & Sidney Brickman Joe & Anita Feldman & Family Max & Freda Godfrey Ala Rosenberg Ackerman Charlotte Pauline Brody Morris & Rebecca Feldman Muriel & Archie Goldstein Susan & Simon Adams Fannie & Ruben Brown Henry & Mali Fenigstein Family Bella Goldmacher Sarah & Sam Adams & Ruth Adams Ida & Benjamin Brown Gertrude & David Finkelstein David & Enid Gold Sam Adelkind Brown Family Jeffrey & Barbara Fineberg Edwin & Joyce Goldstein John Alexander Mitchell Brown & Alice Nusbaum* Judith Fine & Avrom H. Fine George & Kay Goldlist Gurston Sidney Allen & D. Nathan Buckler Sala & Morris Finkelstein “Harry, Grace & Blanche Goldberg” Laya Fauman Allen Rose & Carl Calmenson* Samuel & Natalie Fine Max & Mania Goldmintz Family Sheila J. Allen Samuel Camelgar Joseph & Faye Firestone Lena & Sam Goldstein Faye & Morris Alter Ada & Ben Caplan Civia Fischer Rose & Sam Goldhar Alexander & Verk Families Dr. Sol & Mary Cappe Saul & Rina Fishbein* Jack & Sylvia Golden Arthur & Sonia Anisman C. A. Delaney Capital Albert Florence Tuty & Adolph Goldenberg Nechemiah & Esther Shaindel Management Ltd. Harry Fogler Tillie & Wolfe Goldberg Applebaum Family Cappe Family Morris & Ida Frankfort Chana Faiga & Izzie Goodman Rose & Israel Appel Blanche & Herb Caplan Sydney G. Frankfort “Garry, Shirley, Jason & Morris & Fanny Applebaum Sally Caplan Albert & Charlotte Freedman Family Helen Goodman” Jennie & Moishe Appleby & Family Sam & Celia Carr Esther & Jack Freeman Daisy & Max Goodman Rena Lillian & Max Appleby Hillis Cass Hilda & Myer Freeman Ada & Saul Goodman Ida & Jack Ashrow Harry Casse Dr. Samuel & Pearl Freedhoff Ethel & Ben Gorlick Atkin Goodis Harry (Morris) Chaim Bessie & Harry Frisch Harry & Ida Gordon Deborah & Nathan Austin Family Joseph & Janet Chapnik Jack & Celia Frimet Eve & Joseph Gordon Sara & Lionel Axler Max & Beckie Chapnick Claire & Isadore Frilegh Philip & Lillian Gordon Eddie Baker Bonnie Chizick* Sylvia & George Friedman Fanny & Julius Gosevitz* Mathilda Bald Clara & Benjamin Cohen/Pauline & Morris & Ethel Fruitman Bernhard & Rachel Gottlieb Larry & Arna Banack & Family Joseph Kline Joy & Barry Gales Joseph Gottdenker & Family Joseff & Susan Baruch Eileen & Louis Cohen Family Arthur & Shelley Gans Abe & Rose Granatstein Sam & Elsie Barsh Rose & Louis Cohen Betty Garnet Family Jerome Graff Eleanor & Herb Baskin Max & Mary Cohen Mamie & Max Garfinkel Harry & Millie Greenspoon Morris & Frances Basen Phil & Adele Cohl Gasner/Solursh Helen M. Greenberg* Fanny & Nathan Baumstein Berel & Ruth Cohen Anna & David Kulas Geist Harry & Sonia Greenberg Family Esther & Morris Bearg Abraham & Rose Consky Martin & Harriet Gelb Family Mimi & Mel Greenspoon Mary Beallor Jack & Gussie Constant Samuel Geller William & Toby Greenspoon Annette & Sid Bearg Family Daisy (Deborah) & Max Cooper Annette & Mel Gilbert Jack & Jean Gringorten Frances & Alex Beder Cooper Family Harry & Marion Gilbert Ben & Freda Gryfe Family Jack B. Bedder Bessie & Harry Cooper Ethel Benoway & Family Margaret Cooper Allen & Judy Berg Martin Cooper Allen & Ann Bernick Family Ben & Nety Copelovici & Family Ira & Celia Berg & Cornish Family Sam & Helen Mandel Libbie L. Cowan Ida Berman Hy & Layah Day Louis & Jean Bernstein Leah & Isaac Day Max & Sarah Bernstein Rita & Sol Dennis Rebecca Berenzon Faigel & Abba Diamond Erika & George Biro Sarah Diamond Frank & Edith Birnbaum Lena Dickstein Joseph & Anne Black Samuel Z. & Lillian Donnenfield Freda & Ralph Blankier Belle & George Drutz* Sydney & Hilda Blackman Irving & Fanny Dryer Belle (Berlin) Bliman Marvin & Miriam Dryer Leah & Joseph Blinick Chippy & Danny Dubinsky & Family Mary & Sydney Blinick Cantor Chaim & Fira Dunec At the age of 12, Jillian Wynn donated the Mary & Sydney Blinick Evelyn & Joseph Dunkelman proceeds from her bat mitzvah to Baycrest. Hattie & Martin Bloom Helen & Luzer Dzialoszynski Her $10,000 donation has continued her Joseph & Carla Blum Sam & Sarah Elkind family’s legacy of giving, and we thank our Abraham & Jennie Bogomolny Freda & Mailey Ellenzweig Saul Bookspan young donor for her generous gift. William & Gertrude Engel Morris & Esther Bornstein Jeannette Enkin Frank Gula & Dorothy Kurtz Charles & Renee Appel & Beatrice & Arthur Minden Family Bella & Joseph Rosen Gurau Family Oscar & Selma Lang Dr. Howard Mitchell Harvey & Alma Rosen Judy & Jack Gwartz Family Rose Langer Cindy & Joel Moldaver Minnie & Joseph Rosen Hailman & Horowitz Family Sara & Hyman Langer & Faggie & Albert Molson Hynda & Joseph Rosenberg George & Merele Hamell Toba & Mendel Weinrib “Rose, James & Mela Montagnes” Sam & Sarah Rosenberg Bella Zeifman Handelsman Jonathan Lax Sylvia Moore Florence & Maury Rosenblatt Diane & Gary Harris Jessica Lax Rose Musicar Danny & Marilyn Rosenzweig Family Githa Hart Pauline & Julius Laywine Hershel & Hela Naiman Rosmarin Family Foundation Jack & Amy Hauer* Max & Myna Lazer Ann & Alter Nakelsky Rosner – Wolfman Family Stella & Max Haubenstock Mel J. & Marlyne Lazer Hilda & Irving Nashman Ida & Sam Ross Anna & Edmund Hefner Harry & Ida Lester Becky Newman Aaron & Sarah Rotenberg* Rose Heisel Bessie Levine Bernie & Anna Newton Louis & Minnie Rotenberg Mickey & Eunice Heller Finkelstein & Levine Family Samuel & Frances Nissenbaum Martin & Rose Roth Milton Henry Dr. Joseph & Rita Leventhal & Family Solomon & Hannah Nusbaum* Rothschild Family Elaine Herzog Family Morris & Ruth Levine Gert & Bill Nyman Family Dov Rozenmutter Family Rebecca Sonia Hershoran Phyllis & Murray L. Levin Alex & Shirley Ogden Maude & Jack Rumack Dr. Henry & Ella Himel Florye & Percy Levy Lola & Bernard Oksner Sophie Rygier Phillip Hirsch Polly Levi Maurice & Fanny Orenbach Rose & Gordon Saltzman Fayga & Louis Hochberg Ruth & Irving Levine Family Yetta & Morris Orfus* Minn Sandler Aranka Hofstedter Pauline & Harvey Lewis Joel A. Organek Jacob & Libbie Sandy Kalman & Ray Holtzman Jonah Aaron & Faigie Miriam Libman Michael & Adele Ostfield Family* Maria Santo & Family Samuel & Olga Honig Alice Light* Jacob & Jenny Ostrow Selim Sassoon Deirdre Hopkins Lipman Family Leon & Elsie Pape Bertha & William Savlov Bebe Isha Husain Family The Isadore Lipson Family Pauline & Al Pattenick Family Beatrice & Joseph Schipper Shirley Kofman Sam & Manya Lipshitz Lilyan & Albert Pearl Sigmund & Gabriella Schmidt Irving & Mina Ingber Evalyn & Arthur Lipton Family Mary & Moishe Perlmutar Rubin (Ruven) & Fradel Schneider Mollie Isaacson Ruth & Norem Litvak & Perlmutter Family Julius & Else Scholem Albert & Sarah Isenberg Louis & Lillian Bloom Harry & Dina Phillips Family Benjamin & Katy Schwartz & Family Elaine & Jules James Harry & Tillie Litwin Norman & Lynda Picov Jack & Bertha Schwartz Family Harry & Zelda Jonas & Family Louis & Pearl Litwin Esther & Harry Pike Irving & Shirley Scolnik Harry & Toby Jordan Sylvia & Willy Lobel Selma Plaut Joseph Poss & Lily Poss Segar Marshall & Esther Jubas Family Florence & Joseph Lokash George & Marley Pollock Sidney & Merle Seligman Sadie Kagan DziekiRivka (Regina) & Max Males ˛Joseph & Bessie Pollock Sam & Trudy Shain Molly Frimer-Kaminker Aouali (Hatchouel) Malka Dr. M.A./Clara Pollock Sherkin Family Siegmund & Sofie Kamnitzer Matatia Malka Bertha & Irving Pomotov Gertrude & Fred Sherman Edith & Jack Kaplan Erica Elayne Schiller Mammon Winnie & Sam Posner Sherman Family Allen & Sharon Karp & Family Dorothy Sarner Manace & Dr. Bernard Arna & Harry Potashin Isie Golombek & Doris Sherwin Toba (Toby) & Harry Kash Abraham Manace & Family Lillian & David Powell Nat & Ethel Sherwin Abe & Bunny Katz Abraham & Dora Mandel Daniel Prenick William & Ethel Shiman Kaufman Family Joseph & Min Mandel Moniek & Genia Prusznowski Family Eleanor & Irving Shnier Family Isadore & Sarah Kerzner Max & Sophie Mandel David & Brenda Rafalovitz Morris Shoom Harry & Rose Kesten Gordon & Ethel Mandell Leo & Hilda Raider Anne & William Shore Irving M. Keyfitz Fran Mann Oskar & Esterita Rajsky Harry Tochterman Shuber & Warren & Debbie Kimel Family* Dr. John J. & Ruthe Mann Lily & Kuba Rakusin Annie Shuber Henry & Lilli Kirsh* Marsha & Paul S. Manson Esther & Gerald Ray Yetta & Maurice Shully Laura & Jack Kirk Rose & Jack Manson & Isaac & Molly Ray* Michael & Jackie Shulman David & Rose Kirsh Goldie & John Rosen Harry & Joyce Raymond Sara (Sal) & Ted Sidon & Family Estelle Klasner-Nimni Haya & Chaim Marcovitz Reuben & Lillian Reiken Mary & George Silver Pearl & Herman Klebanoff “Markslan Endowment, Laurie & Helen Nussbaum Reiss Nathan & Mollie Silver Oscar & Edith Kochberg Ben & Sylvia Marks” Morris & Goldie Reiss & Family Harry & Evelyn Silverberg Family Avrum & Golda Kohl Alter & Chaya Fradel Markus Morris & Lillie Resnick Family “Sam & Molly Silverberg, Motel (Mordechai) & Chasia Kojfman* Anne & Lewis Markus Louis & Rose Revitch Marcy & Sidney Silverberg & Koralek Family Bina & Joel Maser Donald H. Rich Kay & Morris Chaplick” Morris & Ruth Korman Mildred Mazin Family Abraham Richman Maurice & Rose Silverstein Harry & Mary Korolnek Dorie McKittrick & Family Helen & Alex Richmond Fran Simms Jack & Ida Koskie Zelda & Samuel Mednick Ted & Miki Richmond Dr. Murray Simon Jack & Gertrude Kosoy Olga & Sam Meister & Family Eleonora Rinde Dr. Philip & Ruth Simon Rose & Ben Kozierok Albert & Elsie Mend Selma Robins Saul Simon Molly & John Jacob Kramer Sarah & Gordon Mendly Fanny Roff Kalman & Devorah Gitel Sinaberg Adele Kuperstein Ann & Samuel Meyers Ernest & Clara Roger Fred & Belle Singer Anne & Sam Kuretzky Irwin & Mariel Michael Family Max & Dorothy Roher Polly E. Singer Betty & Samuel Kwinter Family Hadassah & Henry Milchman Denise Rose Betty & Joseph Skolnik Lagover Mutual Benefit Society Harold & Eleanor Miller Mary & Murray Rose Beth & Jack Sky Harvey Langer Harold & Ruth Milne Abie & Sarah Rosen Benjamin Slatt

54 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Clara & Gerald Smith Brian & Bunny Vyner Freda & Michael Zulauf Irene & Gerald Smith Beatrice & Samuel (Rip) Wagman Robert & Belma Zweig & Family Blanche (Salsberg) & Garfield P. Smith Etta Wagman Therese Zwetschkenbaum Hy & Rose Smith Goldie Wagman SUPPORTER Isadore & Ruth Smith Harvey & Beulah Wagman $2,000 – $9,999 1,865 Sara & Leonard C. Smith Q.C. Isadore & Rachel Wagman Louis & Esther Abella Sarah & Eddie Solish Rose & Henry Wagman & event Shina & William Abrams Honey Soll Harry Horowitz Sam & Esther Ackerman Dr. Coleman Solursh Tillie & Jack Wainberg participants Judge Joseph L. Addison Jerry Solway Sol & Lilyan Wainberg Belle Adler Sone Family Henry & Selma Walfish 2012-2013 Allan Albert Albert & Frances Sonenberg Irwin A. & Frances Wallace Irving S. Albert Greta Sonshine* Toby & Murray Waltman Nettie Albert Mort & Doris Spiar Sarah & Samuel Warner Barbara & Marshall Alexander Family Annie & Harry Spring Harry & Ester Warsh Adeline & Norman Borins Bertha Allen Minna & Abe Squires Betty & Morris & Brian & Fanny & Jacob Borinsky Family Eve & Mickey Alter Joseph & Rose Stahl Joel Wasser Family Joseph & Sadie (Syd) Bornstein Lillian Samuels Appel Rose & Samuel Stark Family David & Mary Wasserman Martin Bornstein Louis & Fanny Applebaum Sid & Yittie Starkman Ethel Wasserman & Sam H. & Renee Borovoy Agnes Armstrong Ben & Frances Steinberg Martin Wasserman Soorah & Sid Borovoy Bernard Arshoff Irving & Toby Steinberg* Sam & Sarah Waxman Jack & Edith Brahams Joyce Arshawsky Isadore & Fay Steinberg Margaret & Irving Wayne Family Dorothy Brassel Hillel & Asher Family Sidney & Shirley Steinberg Sara Gertrude Wayman Joe Brenner Ethel & David Atlas Anne & Jerry Steiner Anne & Moe Weiner Sadie & Sam Brodkin Bernie Auerback Dorothy & Bob Sterling Lucy & Isadore (Gus) Weinstein* Meyer & Gertrude Bromberg Hadassah & Label Bachst Jacob & Minnie Sterling Eddie & Rita Weisberg Olia Brownstone Sally & Earl Bader & Samuel & Ruth Sterling Family Maurice & Mary Weisdorf Al Lipson & Sylvia Burstein Tillie & Barney Bader Pearl & Albert Stevens Aube & Fae Weisman Helen Burstein Charles Bain Louis & Edith Stillman Family Emma Weiss Vivian & David Campbell Judah H. & Rachel Barcessat Dr. Meyers & Belle Stitt “Isidore, Giselle & Magda Weiss” Ruth & Harry Caplan Family David & Rose Bardenstein Lilyan & Harvey Stork Stephen Weiss Sam & Shirley Caplan Bryna & Leonard Barkin Francie & Martin Storm Family Eva Weissenberg & Rose Leah Cappe Harry L. & Pauline Barkin & Alan Berk Louis & Susan Strauss Leslie Weissenberg Rose & Nathan Cappe Jack & Freda Barkin Irving & Doreen Strom Family Dr. Samuel Marcus Wigser Reuben A. & Pearl Cappe Sarah & Pinkus Barth Jennie Stupp Fanny & Jack Wineberg & Calvin Cappell Lillian Lavine Baumwald Norman & Rachel Suckonic Esther & Bernard Yale “Ron, Gail & Gary Carbell Family” Thomas & Laurie Beckerman Avrom & Reesa Sud Family Bernice & Jack Winnick Fanny Cardish/Jennie Shoot-Austin Shloime Bederman & Moshe Kurtz* Tilly Sugarman Minnie Winocur Susan Centner Davidson Simmie & Abe Beker Pearl & Sam Sugarman Jack & Betty Winston Family Chandler Holocaust Resource Project Goldie & Morris Bellack “Charles, Rose & Ann Sutton” Albert & Gertrude Wise Dr. Morris & Hudy Charendoff Harriett Belzberg-Reppas “Jack, Min & Joanne Swadron Family” Gertrude & Hyman Wisebrod Evelyn & Louis Charles Frankie & Oscar Bender Family Ernest & Bertha Swirsky Faye Wohl Kover & Anne Wohl Herb Charles Jane Berenbaum Miklos & Ilonka (Seder) Szabolcsi Beatrice Wolfe Jack & Rose Chelsky Stanley & Sylvia Bergman Miklos & Gabriella Szanto Joyce & Jack Wolfe Freda Chernovsky Family Pauline & Jack Berman Family Mimi Szekely Morris & Pauline Wolfman Family Joel Alan Cherry Bella Bernstein Goldie Tanner Samuel & Esther Wolfman Jack Charles & Lorne Chousky Mayer Bialoglowsky Bert & Anne Taradash Abe Woolf Sonya & Michael (Church) Chuchura Ann & David Biderman Moses & Anne Tartick Dr. Solomon Jacob & Kate Woolfson Beatrice & Henry Cieman Morris & Minnie Biderman Dr. Jacob & Rose Tarshis Family Irwin & Elayne Wortsman & Family Sam Ciglen Rose Biderman Brunina Tassone Moishe & Ettie Wosnick & Family Rose & Abraham Citron Sam & Cecille Bidner Harold N. & Catherine Taube Elaine Yaffe Albert & Sylvia Clausner Laura & Abraham Bien Arthur Abraham Tenen Israel & Perla Yakubowicz Harry Clairman Harry & Faye Bierstock Family Jack & Ida Teplitsky Bessie Yolleck Tanya & Jack Clement Family Jennie & Joe Birenbaum Family Irene & Sydney Tepperman Family Cecil & Annette (Denny) Yolles Roslyn Climans Allan Blackstien Gittel & Abraham Tessis Zabitsky Family Abe & Eva Cohen Max & Sophie Blackstien Dora Anna Till & Morris Sanford Till Anna & Morris Zaidman Debbie & Farley Cohen Roslyn Bleiweis Rita & Myron Tobias Ruth & Morris Zaretsky Harold & Kay Cohen Family Dorothea R. (Dofy) Bloom Rubin & Elaine Todres Family Eliezer & Itta Zeisler Harry Cohen “Celia, Louis & Barry Blumenfeld & Rose & Joseph Trefler Betty & Noel Zeldin Max & Rebecca Cohen Allan Brooks” Michael & Sue Turk Harry & Celia Zener Rose & Ida Cohen Hilda & Jack Bluestein Family Stephen & Maura Turk Zuckerman Family Ruth Cohen Hy & Sadie Bocknek Nadine Tytel Leonard & Elizabeth Zuk & Family Sara Cohen Sadie Boltman Ladislav Verny Oscar Zuker Sonnee Ruben Cohen Harriett Bomza Jack & Lillian Vinokur* Ruth & Oscar Zuker Etta & Sam Collins

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 55 Celia & Elliott Collins Louis Firestone Family Albert & Katie Goldman Bernard H. Jaffee Min & William Collins Kate & Phil Fischman Fanny & Jacob Goldman Family Tor & Pearl Jakobson Jean & Garson Conn Joseph & Fannie Fish Jack & Lil Goldman Family Jesion Family Jack & Lillian Cooper Henry David Fisher Miriam Goldman Goldie Joseph Jack & Sybil Cooper Hy & Rita Fisher Zalman & Shaindel Gittel Goldmintz Connie & Ben Kachuck Family Murray Cooper Jacob & Sarah Fisher Phyl Goldner Rita & William Kagan Allen G. Copnick Family Rose Ticktin & Carole Marilyn Fisher Phyl & Roy Goldner William Kagan Norman & Bertha Cowan Annie & Eddie Fleisher David & Helen Goldsilver Edith Kalles Hilda & Samuel Cowan Mendel & Malka Flint Manny Goldsmith Mary & David Kalnitzsky Family John & Freda Cozman Family Lillian Fogle Edward & Mildred Goldstein Hy & Bella Kaman John & Sylvia Goldstein Philip & Lena Kandel & Joseph Kandel Norman & Trudy Goldstein Frank & Sarah Kappy “Our family never would have been able to cope Rose & Sydney Goldstein Robert & Leatrice Karmazin Golvin Family May & Fred Karp without Baycrest’s help.” Moe & Bertha Goodman Morris Kasman - The Cappe Family, donors Nathan Goodman Aaron & Marion Kates Frank & Hilda Gould Esther & David Kates Sarah Grammer Gertie Kates Senator & Mrs. David A. Croll Annie & Hymie Forman Gertie & Morris Granatstein Family Jules & Dorothy Kates Senator David A. Croll Toni Franco Nathan Gray Ethel & William Kathron Sally E. Croll Minnie & Simon Frankel Gilbert & Pearl Green William Katz William A. Crocker Belle & Saul Freedman Philip Green Woolf & Freda Katz Sylvia & Marvin Daniels Dora Freedman Thelma Green Benjamin & Annie Katzman Grace V. Davey Gilda & Sam Freedman Toby Greenberg Rose & Charles Kay Anna David Eli & Sylvia Freeman Betty & David Greenglass Sylvia Kellermann Wilfred R. Davis Morris & Kate Freeman Rabbi Abraham Greenspan Charles Aaron Kent Ralph & Dorothy De Sola Herb & Betty Frieberg Family Mordechai & Rose Greenspan Sam & Sarah Kerzner Harry & Lola Derlachter Jeffrey Steven Friedland Groman Family Harry & Ida Keshen Rochelle & Charles Diamond Jeshua & Gitla Friedland Harold & Dinah Gross Pearle & Carl Keyfetz Q.C. Shirley & Eph Diamond Family Pat & Allan Friedland Family Murray & Bessie Grossman Family Margaret & Murray Keyfetz Irene Dick Sophie Fromovitz Shirley Grotell Alex & Helen Kielish Leon & Golda Diener Ruth & Joe Fruchtman Family Faye & Sol Grupp Kipper Family Annie Hilda Dillick GrazieSam Galinsky Hilda Grushcow Murray & Lila Kirsh Emanuel Don Philip & Eva Gantman Michele Lecker-Gryfe & Moishe Gryfe Ralph & Bessie Kirsh Ethel & Moses Donenfeld Sam Garber Ruth & Arthur Gryfe Sheldon Kirsh & Esther Kirsh Donin Family Charles Gardner Chaim Gurfinkel Lily & Jack Kirshenblatt “Szlomo Zelman Don, Joseph Robert & Ethel Garfinkel Frank & Jolan Guttman Irene & Morley Klayman Fraidenraich, David Lieberman” Norman Garnet Jacob & Adela Guttman Klebanoff Family Lisa & Philip Draper “Marvin, Terry & Mamie Geist” Nathan & Barbara Haber Belle & Joseph (Lucky) Klein Sarah & Louis Drew Benjamin & Thelma Gelgoot Lila & Saul Halpern A. Sol & Rebecca Kling Harry & Sarah Dubinsky Ida & Isaac Gelman Handelman Family Bernard Koffman Pearle & Morris Duckman Isaac Gelman Minabelle & Irving Haneford Helen & Irving Kofsky Oscar Duskes Devin Lauter Gerstein Mary Harris Edward Kohn Murray & Edythe Ehrlick Lee Zwig Gerstein Ethel Hebscher Meta & Henri Kolin David & Eva (Chavala) Eisen Gilinsky Family Marion & Alex Hertzman Family Toby & Jules Kopman Sarah & Issie Eisen Harry & Ettie Gilman Sonia Hershman Edythe & Myron Korn Max & Rose Eisenberg Etta Ginsberg David & Toby Himelfarb Louis & Florence Krandel Family Vincent James & Leona Equable Etta Ginsberg Lorraine & Aubie Himmel Solly & Hanne Krieger Goldie & Irving Erenberg Family Givertz Family Rebecca Hoch & Michael & Shirley Krofchick Fairbloom Family Sarah & Henry Gladstone Cecil & Barbara Davidson Sam & Funia Krongold Faith Family Max Glazer Arnold & Frania Hochberg Barney & Fanny Kronis Gertrude & Ralph M. Farber Leonard & Eleanor Godfrey Joe & Helen Hochberg Geraldine (Gerri) Kronis Sammy Federman Manuel & Muriel Godfrey Goldie & Louis Hoffman Charlotte & William Krossel Gert Fenkell Rae Godfrey Mollie Hoffman Krugel Family Fara Fenwick Ben & Rae Gold Family Ruth Holesh Rose Lagunoff Family Lillian & Myer Fine Harry Goldberg Robert & Leona Hurwitz Steve & Heather Lamasz Morris Fingrut Wolfe & Tillie Goldberg Edwin & Sylvia Hyde Family Jules & Toby Lambert Joel Fink Wolfe & Tillie Goldberg Family Harry & Eleanor Hyde Sylvia & Philip Lampert Mary & Wilfred Fink Sandor Goldberger Family Rose & Irving Ingles Lillian Levine Landman David & Sadie Finkelberg Family Goldblatt Family Harold & Samuel Isenberg Lillian Langer Louis Finkelstein Irvin & Etta Golden Family Saul & Bev Isenberg Samuel & Mary Langer Family Morris Finsten Louis & Ethel Goldenberg Frances Jacober Rose Lastman Rozalia & Berek Finkelstein Family Pearl & Benjamin W. Goldenberg Chava & David N. 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56 BAYCREST & BAYCREST FOUNDATION www.baycrest.org Harry & Annie Lerner Muller & Hirsch Families Ethel Rensler Irvin Schipper Frances Levinsky Agnes Murphy Family Leah & Saul Resnick Kamilla A. Schonberg Isaac & Jennie Levy Minnie Myers Ben & Sunny Richman Sol & Eva Schulman Ben & Ruth Levant Sally Myers Esther & Samuel Richardson Louis & Pearl Schwartz Harry Lewis Miriam Naiman Samuel & Bella Richman Bessie Schweitzer Molly & Harry Lewkowicz Esther & Hyman Naistein Irene & Irving Rife Family Eva & Irving Seligman Sadie Lieff Rose Nash & Herschel Friedman David Rigler Hy & Esther Seligman Sigmund (Sigi) Lightman Ida Nefsky Abraham & Sarah Ritchie Jessica & Tonya Seltzer Marion Lim Rose Nepom Nathan Rochwerg Gerald & Hannah Shane Allan Lindzon New Fraternal Jewish Association Steven Rodness Beck Shapiro Toby & Alfred Lipman Louis & Frieda Newman Eva & Morris Rose Dr. Ernest K. 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